What Are the Different Diamond Sizes?
Thinking about selling a diamond? Before you do, it’s a good idea to educate yourself on what contributes to its value—such as size. Here’s a brief guide to different diamond sizes and what you should know before you purchase one for yourself or someone special. Size is determined by millimeter and...
Continue ReadingAre Lab-Grown Diamonds as Valuable as Natural Diamonds?
In recent years, lab-grown diamonds have boomed in sales. You might even have a few of these sparkly stones in your personal collection. But if you’d like to Sell A Diamond made in the lab, you might wonder about it’s worth. Is it as valuable as a natural diamond? Before...
Continue ReadingDiamond Cuts: Everything You Need to Know
According to the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), “a diamond’s cut unleashes its light.” Most people have heard of the 4Cs of Diamond Quality — carat, color, clarity, and cut. It all sounds simple enough, until the jeweler starts talking about things like “table size, crown height, girdle thickness, and...
Continue ReadingThis Is the Largest Diamond Ever Discovered in North America
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″] [et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] Calling all diamond lovers! We’ve got some exciting news for you. The largest diamond in North America was recently discovered, and we can’t help but swoon in adoration. After all, at Southwest Jewelry Buyers, we’re dedicated to learning everything there is about diamonds—and this historic find...
Continue ReadingTiffany’s Coming Back in a New Way
Jewelry and fashion is influenced by what the rich and famous wear on the red carpet. For example Cate Blanchett istantly gives notoriety to any design that she wears, and the proof is in all the knock-offs that find their way into the market. Tiffany’s has created some incredible...
Continue ReadingWhen Selling an Engagement Ring Makes Financial Sense
Sometimes even the best laid plans meet their demise and, unfortunately, weddings are no exception. The average wedding in the United States costs between $15,000 and $30,000. When a wedding gets cancelled, besides the emotional toll taken, there are practical matters like recouping whatever money can be salvaged from...
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