What We Buy
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We purchase a wide range of fine jewelry, diamonds and watches. This includes antique jewelry, branded pieces by famous jewelry makers, such as Van Cleef & Arpels and Cartier, loose diamonds, or diamonds set in jewelry of all shapes, colors, and sizes.
Diamonds
Scrap Gold
Jewerly
Coins
Watches
Brands
Silverware
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We Buy The Following & More!
- Wedding Bands
- Diamond Rings
- Bridal Sets
- Eternity Rings
- Matching Wedding Bands
- Stackable Rings
- Loose Diamonds
- Colored Stones
- Jewelry
- Antique Jewelry
- Designer Jewelry
- Gold Chains
- Gold Bracelets
- Gold Rings
- Platinum Jewelry
- Platinum Chains
- Platinum Bracelets
- Gold Coins
- Watches Designer Pieces
- Estate Jewelry
- Vintage Jewelry
- Art Deco
- Victorian
- Georgian
- Silverware
What we buy
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Welcome to DJP Jewelry, where we specialize in transforming your unwanted items into valuable treasures. If you have diamonds, gold, watches, jewelry, or branded products gathering dust, we have the solution for you. Our expert team is here to provide a seamless and rewarding selling experience, ensuring that you receive the best possible value for your items.
With our extensive knowledge and industry expertise, we pride ourselves on offering fair and competitive prices for a wide range of valuable assets. Whether you have inherited heirlooms, outdated jewelry, luxury watches, or branded products, we are interested in purchasing them.
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The 4Cs Of Diamond Quality
Carat refers to the diamond’s weight, such as a 2 carat or 3-carat diamond. Carat weight can be important to some, but a diamond of any carat weight can be extraordinary. It’s more critical that your diamond is well-cut.
A diamond can be colorless to the naked eye, or have some tint to it. It’s best to find a diamond that appears white, like this 1.5 carat diamond with H color. Diamond color ranges from D to Z, but it’s important not to overpay for a high color grade when a lower grade, like this I diamond, looks just as white.
Almost all diamonds have imperfections. A diamond’s clarity refers to how many blemishes and inclusions the diamond has, along with how noticeable they are. Above all, opt for a diamond that’s eye-clean, meaning you can’t see imperfections unless you put it under magnification. This VS2 diamond and this VS1 diamond are examples of eye-clean diamonds that cost much less than higher-graded diamonds.
Often confused with diamond shape, cut refers to how well a diamond is cut and polished. Cut is the biggest factor that plays into how brilliant and beautiful a diamond is. This 1 carat diamond and this 2 carat diamond showcase how stunning a well-cut diamond can be. Diamond cut grade ranges from Poor to Excellent or Ideal, depending on the shape.
