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A clear starting point for selling your diamonds

Visit our showroom at 2801 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, to discuss loose diamonds, engagement rings and other diamond jewelry. Bring the piece and any grading reports, receipts or previous appraisals you have.

Tell us what you know about the diamond, including whether it is natural or laboratory grown and any known treatments or repairs. Our team can explain what needs to be checked and whether we can make a purchase offer for your particular piece.

For a complete ring or another jewelry item, see our jewelry selling service. If you would like to compare an outright sale with waiting for a buyer, ask about jewelry consignment.

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What to discuss at your appointment

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Your diamond

Share the shape, approximate weight and any grading report details you have. Tell us if it is loose or mounted in a piece of jewelry.

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Your priorities

Let us know whether you are ready to sell, comparing offers or considering consignment. The right option depends on the piece and your plans.

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The offer

Ask how the diamond, setting, condition and current buyer demand affect the amount offered. A grading report or insurance appraisal is not a purchase offer.

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The practical details

Before accepting, confirm the final amount, required documents, payment method and expected timing. Ask about any charges that could affect your proceeds.

How selling your diamonds works

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Arrange a visit Book a diamond appointment and let us know what you are bringing. Contact our team in advance if you have a collection, inherited pieces or questions about missing paperwork.
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Review the piece together Bring the diamond or jewelry and any supporting records. We will examine the piece and explain any further checks needed before making an offer. A photo estimate is subject to inspection.
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Decide whether to sell Review the offer and ask questions. If you choose to proceed, confirm the purchase documents, payment method and timing with the team. If you need more time, ask how long the offer remains valid.
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What to bring when selling a diamond

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The complete piece

Bring your loose diamond or the complete ring, pendant, earrings or other jewelry. Discuss any proposed stone removal or repair with the team before arranging it.

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Grading reports and history

Bring a GIA or other laboratory report, original receipt, previous appraisal and records of repairs or alterations if available. Missing paperwork is a reason to ask about the review process, not to guess the grade.

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Identification and questions

Contact us before your visit to confirm the identification and ownership information needed. Write down your questions about the offer, payment and any alternative selling arrangements.

What affects a diamond purchase offer

Diamond quality, condition and the market for the particular piece all matter.

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The 4Cs and shape Carat weight, color, clarity and cut describe diamond quality. Shape and proportions also matter when comparing stones. Weight alone does not establish a selling price.
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Condition and identification Chips, wear, treatments and whether a diamond is natural or laboratory grown need to be considered. A mounted stone may require additional checks; ask what can be assessed while it is in its setting.
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Supporting reports and the setting A laboratory report documents characteristics of the stone. For a finished piece, the metal, maker, design and condition also provide context. Bring any records you have.
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Current demand and individual details A purchase offer reflects the market for that particular diamond or piece of jewelry. Unusual color, fluorescence or age does not automatically mean a premium. Discuss the individual findings rather than relying on a general price claim.
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CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES

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Sold my gold and diamond ring to diamonds by Raymond Lee. Awesome customer service from everyone. Highly recommend. I will definitely be back!

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I came to diamonds by raymond lee to sell a Tiffany ring and got the best price. Best place to sell gold, diamonds and platinum. Highly recommended!

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Great customer service. Jose is really nice and helpful. I love the store and his patience. He took his time with no rush to help us. Thank you Jose

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Frequently Asked Questions

The time needed depends on the piece, available records and any further checks. Ask how much time to allow when booking, and confirm payment timing before accepting an offer.

You decide whether to accept. Ask how long an offer is valid and whether any inspection, handling or return charges apply before leaving a piece with us.

Contact us to discuss the piece even if you do not have a report. Bring any receipts or previous appraisals available. Our team can explain what further examination or documentation is needed; a purchase offer depends on the individual diamond.

Diamonds By Raymond Lee is at 2801 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431. Use the appointment button to arrange a diamond visit. Contact our team beforehand about access, parking or any arrangements you need.

We can discuss diamond jewelry from makers such as Cartier, Harry Winston, Graff and Bulgari, as well as pieces without a designer signature. Bring the complete item and any records. Acceptance and an offer depend on the individual piece.

Contact our team to discuss whether a collateral loan is available for your piece. Ask for the full terms, including interest, charges, repayment dates, storage arrangements and what happens if you do not repay. Eligibility and terms require a separate review.

Bring the piece as it is and explain any damage or previous work. Discuss whether repairs or stone removal are necessary, including cost and risk, before authorizing them. Work done before a sale does not guarantee a higher offer.

No. An insurance appraisal serves a different purpose from a purchase offer, and a grading report describes a diamond rather than offering to buy it. Ask our team to explain how the condition and current market affect the amount offered for your piece.