Trade In Watches and Jewelry in Boca Raton
Ready for something different? Bring the watches, jewelry, diamonds or gold you would like to trade and explore your next piece with Diamonds By Raymond Lee.
Book a Trade Appointment
Put the pieces you own toward your next purchase
A trade starts with two decisions: the offer for your current piece and the price of the item you want. Review both together so you understand the proposed credit and any remaining balance before deciding.
Explore a change to your collection
Perhaps your watch no longer gets worn, your jewelry collection has changed or you have a different engagement ring in mind. A trade appointment gives you a chance to discuss your existing pieces and what you would like next.
Bring the items for inspection, along with any boxes, reports and service records. The team can discuss suitability and an offer. Then compare available pieces, the proposed credit and the balance for the purchase you are considering.
If you prefer to sell without making another purchase, explore our watch buying or jewelry buying services.
Visit 2801 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431.
Book a Trade Appointment Contact UsBefore your trade appointment
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Bring the pieces
Gather the watches, jewelry, diamonds or gold you want reviewed. Tell us about damage, repairs or changes you know about.
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Gather the records
Bring available boxes, receipts, grading reports and service records. Ask which identification or other documents are needed for your visit.
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Choose what comes next
Share the style, brand, size and budget you have in mind. Availability can change, so mention any particular item when booking.
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Review the complete proposal
Compare the offer, purchase price and remaining balance. Ask about any applicable charges and written terms before agreeing.
How a trade appointment works
Review your current piece
Bring the item and available records. Discuss its condition, identification and whether it is suitable for a trade offer.
Compare your options
Look at the pieces you are considering and review their details and prices alongside the offer for your item.
Confirm the agreement
Review the credit, remaining balance, any applicable charges and completion arrangements. Ask for the agreed terms in writing before proceeding.
What the team reviews
Each piece needs its own assessment. Useful details include:
Watches
Brand, model, reference, condition and service history. Mention any replacement parts or modifications and bring spare links, boxes and papers if available.
Jewelry
Maker marks, materials, stones, condition and previous repairs. Matching sets, original packaging and purchase records can help identify the piece.
Diamonds
Available grading reports, measurements and condition. Bring the report with the stone or mounted jewelry so the details can be reviewed together.
Gold and precious metals
The form of the item, weight, markings and composition. Bring any mint packaging or assay information with bars and coins.
Estate and antique pieces
Age, maker marks, original details, repairs and available history. Point out features or documents that help explain the piece.
Pieces to discuss with the team
Contact us about your items before bringing a large collection. Acceptance and offers depend on assessment.
Luxury watches
Discuss modern or vintage watches from Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and other makers.
Designer jewelry
Bring signed pieces from Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Van Cleef & Arpels and other jewelry houses for review.
Loose or mounted diamonds
Share any grading reports and known details. Ask about suitability for your particular stone or piece of jewelry.
Gold jewelry and coins
Describe what you have, including worn or broken items. Condition and composition need to be assessed.
Bullion and other precious metals
Ask about the specific metal, maker and form of your bars or coins before your visit.
Designer handbags and accessories
Contact the team with the brand, style and condition to find out whether your item can be considered.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does trading in a watch or jewelry work?
Bring the piece for assessment and discuss what you would like to purchase. Review the offer for your item, the price of the selected piece and any remaining balance before agreeing to the trade.
Can I review the offer before deciding?
Ask for the proposal and any conditions before authorizing a transaction. Make sure the credit, purchase price, charges and completion arrangements are clear to you.
What should I bring to the appointment?
Bring the items, available boxes, receipts, grading reports and service records. Contact the team before your visit to confirm identification and any other documentation needed.
Can I trade a damaged piece or a watch without papers?
Ask about the specific item and describe its condition. Missing records, repairs or modifications may affect assessment and the offer. Acceptance needs to be confirmed after review.
Can I sell instead of making a trade?
Tell the team if you prefer a purchase offer without choosing another piece. Our selling services explain the options to discuss.
How long does a trade appointment take?
Timing depends on the number of pieces, the inspection needed and the purchase you are considering. Ask about the expected appointment length and completion arrangements when booking.
What if I want to keep my item?
If you are considering a collateral loan instead, ask the team about that separate service and its written terms. A trade offer does not establish a loan amount, rate or repayment agreement.