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Best place to sell an engagement ring?

Kwyjibo View Member Profile	09/12/2012, 10:00 PM Post #1
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I was hoping not to do this until after the divorce is finalised but I have bills to pay . It was worth around $1300. Bought back in 2003. I'm in WA if it's any help.

Kwyjibo View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 10:20 AM Post #2
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Can anyone help with suggestions? Thanks.

~Twilight~Zone... *~Twilight~Zone~* View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 10:48 AM Post #3
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Cash Convertors? I know they probably won't pay much but I have had to sell things to them before and have been lucky enough to get a decent amount.

ECsMum View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 10:51 AM Post #4
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have you had a valuation done? Ebay or Gumtree once you have a price to work off....

Escapin View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 10:57 AM Post #5
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I'd be selling other stuff if you can. Jewellery never gets anywhere near the price you paid for it. Or even taking a second job for a few months. If you're prepared to give some more info around your financial situation, I'm sure the good people of EB will have loads of suggestions for you.

Sunnycat View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 02:04 PM Post #6
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If you have a valuation certificate I would probably sell on eBay with a starting from price. Otherwise I'd just take it to Cashies. You probs won't get heaps for it but you'll get something.

follies View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 02:40 PM Post #7
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You would make more money selling your computer.

MrsLexiK View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 02:52 PM Post #8
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How much are you after OP? as others have said while it could be worth x amount you won't get anywhere near that

creepersgonnacre... creepersgonnacreep View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 02:59 PM Post #9
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you'd be lucky to get $100 for it at cash converters. Good luck

YellowKittyGlenn View Member Profile	10/12/2012, 05:12 PM Post #10
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With cash converters they generally don't take jewelery without a receipt in case it's been stolen. I agree with getting a valuation and selling on eBay.

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