Last month Worthy had hundreds of exceptional pieces that sold, so we have assembled a short list of jewelry to showcase. While a majority of the items we work with feature diamonds exclusively, we also can help you with selling jewelry with other gemstones, like sapphires! Depending on the chemical makeup of individual stones, sapphires can present a whole spectrum of colors with the exception of red, as a red sapphire would technically be a ruby. While blue is the most common color sapphire, there are actually several different hues that a sapphire can have, varying from pale blue to a deep royal blue, which are the most sought after.
In addition to the beautiful sapphire pieces, we have a stunning Harry Winston diamond ring, a couple of classic luxury watches, and bridal sets to share! Whether you are looking to sell something classic or unique, when it comes to fine jewelry and luxury watches, the market is always busy. By choosing Worthy as your selling partner, you know you’re getting the best deal for your jewelry. Find out what you can get for your jewelry today!
2.24 ct. Round Cut Solitaire Ring, G, SI1 sold for $13,271. This piece has a very unique design that exposes the diamond by setting it on the side of the ring, as opposed to a more traditional design.
1.69 ct. Round Cut Bridal Set, I, VS2 sold for $6,173. This bridal set also heavily features blue sapphires in addition to bezel set diamonds along the side of the engagement ring.
2.50 ct. Radiant Cut Bridal Set, F, SI2 sold for $11,264. This ring set shows off a classic bezel set ring design, with diamonds surrounding the center stone and also trailing along the side of the ring.
Rolex Watch 788798RO 278273 2236 sold for $10,998. A classic Rolex design that features a diamond encrusted VI hour marker to add some flair.
10.97 cttw Sapphire and 0.88 cttw Diamond Bracelet sold for $4,595. This bracelet has an interlocking weave pattern that showcases both diamonds and blue sapphires and is sure to be a conversation piece.
1.32 ct. Round Cut Solitaire Harry Winston Ring, D, VVS1 sold for $13,600. The top of the line when it comes to a high quality diamond. With D color and VVS1 clarity, this piece hosts a near-flawless diamond, and we can’t stop staring!
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