I Was Married For 6 Months, Now I Have The Wedding Rings And Need To Sell Them. What’s The Best Way?

Written by Admin on November 30, 2009

My wedlock was a misfortune and so I got it annulled, but today I impact both of the start rings that are essentially variety infant and were expensive. I don’t impact the foggiest aim how to victimise them or impart some money conceptualise of them, I blotchy ebay and there are zillions posted there with no bids so I don’t conceptualise that’s the answer. I’m specific if wholesalers or adornment stores power wage you anything for them, maybe atleast modify in value. Anyways, if someone could hold me conceptualise I’d revalue it.

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13 Comments to “I Was Married For 6 Months, Now I Have The Wedding Rings And Need To Sell Them. What’s The Best Way?”

  1. Ashley
    11:03 pm on November 30th, 2009

    http://www.idonowidont.com
    has a whole bunch of rings from the same story, they let you post your ring for sale. i heard about it from a post a coupple days ago asking the same hting- you might want to check it out

  2. 89dotcom
    3:21 am on December 1st, 2009

    first of all, sorry for your annulment. you have to remember that wedding rings are personal and not too many people would just purchase them second hand like they would a car or even give you what you paid for them. have you thought about maybe having them melted into some other form of jewelry? good luck on what ever you decide

  3. xyz
    9:00 am on December 1st, 2009

    If you take them back to where you bought them you can usually trade them in on something else. Try selling them on a more local site to where people can see them or if you have paperwork on the diamonds and stuff that will help them sell on eBay.

  4. curmudge
    9:47 am on December 1st, 2009

    e-bay

  5. Tanya and Bucky
    12:11 pm on December 1st, 2009

    a pond shop? yeah they dont give you the best amount back but they give you a pritty fair amount back. or maybee you should put it on one of those free newspaper adds or maybee go on myspace and put up a bulletin to announce it to everyone you know
    or ask your ex-wife if she wants to buy them? naw Just Kidding!!! dont do that!

  6. mktk401
    1:14 pm on December 1st, 2009

    Check out a local jewerly dealer, someone who buys and sells. Not all jewerly stores buy so you will have to make some calls. Check on the price of gold that day and see what they will offer you.. Some stores can make something else out of it for you, maybe earings or necklaces or something. Good luck.

  7. weddrev
    3:23 pm on December 1st, 2009

    Have them appraised & get a certificate stating what they’re worth.
    Then give e-bay a shot.

  8. ABBYsMom
    3:24 pm on December 1st, 2009

    Sell them on Ebay….My sister did, they sold quick

  9. Felix
    9:36 pm on December 1st, 2009

    Find someone who can melt them down and craft you a nice crucifix out of them

  10. dEZ
    12:36 am on December 2nd, 2009

    Ebay or a local second hand store

  11. cyndi b
    5:16 am on December 2nd, 2009

    yes,but weary of them and take it to many to see what they would pay for it before you sell it,because i promise you they will all give a different amount.hold out for the highest!

  12. kiki
    9:13 am on December 2nd, 2009

    You could probably try a pawn shop, but you wouldn’t get what they’re worth. Maybe you should get them appraised & ask the appraiser if they know of anywhere local to you where you could possibly sell them. the only other thing I can think of is call places that do estate sales, or private jewelery shops. I wouldn’t go to any chain stores.

  13. Robert C
    11:35 am on December 2nd, 2009

    try a pawn shop or running and add in the paper

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