Sell Diamonds

The Gold Company does not only buy and sell gold; it also deals in diamond jewellery. If you want to sell diamonds there is no better way to do so than to go to diamond buyers that have been in the business for years and can offer you the best service and prices. The Gold Company is internationally renowned and has received various awards for its service excellence.

It is highly recommended that if you want to sell diamonds or diamond jewellery in Australia, you obtain the internationally renowned and respected Diamond Certification Laboratory of Australia (DCLA) report. DCLA is the sole internationally recognised diamond certification laboratory; it grades diamonds according to the standards of the World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO) and the International Diamond Council (IDC).

As diamond buyers, The Gold Company in Sydney has a top-of-the-line onsite DCLA diamond testing and certification facility, and will gladly provide you with a certificate for your diamond jewellery should you so require. We provide free valuations by our eminently qualified and highly experienced DCLA gemmologists, free of charge. Please note that a valuation is not the same as a grading certificate; valuations can be done by jewellers but a grading certificate can only be issued by a DCLA accredited gemmologist.

It is quite an anomaly that individuals who really need money – and we all do for an emergency at some time or the other – never look in their jewellery boxes for the answer. This may have to do with the fact that they assume that the old broken, outdated jewellery that they don’t wear anymore is worthless, but that is an entirely incorrect perception. Jewellery is jewellery, gold is gold, and diamonds may not always have been diamonds, but once a diamond is formed it is always a diamond and never goes out of fashion.

Diamond jewellery may go out of fashion, but even if it is an old diamond ring, a diamond engagement ring for which you no longer have any use, a pair of diamond earrings of which one is broken, an old and scratched pendant with diamonds in, or loose diamonds, diamond buyers will snap them up in a jiffy.