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Sell Jewelry
For Cash in Boston, MA

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Sell your Jewelry for cash at Deal Zone in Boston, MA

If you have branded or high-quality jewelry that you believe is worth much more that the weight of precious metals, we recommend setting up an appointment or mail-in for evaluation and quotation. Text us more info and possibly photos to start the process. All items are weighed and tested in front of you on calibrated scales. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for every purchase (Massachusetts regulation).

Here are the 3 ways you can sell us Jewelry

OPTION 1

Stop by for a quote

Walk-ins welcome during business hours; outside of regular hours appointments available Monday through Saturday via call/text/whatsapp.

OPTION 2

Text us to get a quote

Text karat/purity grade and weight if you'd like to get a current spot quote.

Examples
  • 15 grams of 14 karat
  • 20 pennyweights of 24 karat
  • 2 troy ounces of sterling silver
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OPTION 3

Sell by mail

  • Free insured mail-in via UPS - we provide the label.
  • Quick turnaround - payments sent same day as package received (assuming no delays in e-signature process).
  • Payments via PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or CashApp.
  • Easy and secure online identity verification via industry leading KYC providers.
  • Just text or WhatsApp us a brief description of what you're selling, and mention you are interested in selling by mail.
  • Full terms and conditions are here. US domestic selling only
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Sell your Jewelry for cash at Deal Zone in Boston, MA

Sell Your Jewelry at Deal Zone, High-End Buyers in Boston, MA

Text or WhatsApp clear photos of your Jewelry for a free preliminary estimate. Deal Zone has two stores in Dorchester, about a 7-minute drive apart: Deal Zone Fields Corner (1578 Dorchester Ave, Boston, MA 02122) and Deal Zone Uphams Corner (17 Stoughton St, Boston, MA 02125). Both buy the same range of items, so bring your Jewelry to whichever location is closer. Gold, silver, platinum, diamonds and other valuable pieces are evaluated by metal, purity, weight, stones and market demand. Broken pieces can still qualify. We inspect the item in front of you and pay cash on the spot after you accept the offer.

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Why sell your Jewelry? Our in-depth knowledge of the Jewelry and precious-metals market ensures that the Jewelry you bring in receives a fair, precise evaluation. We pride ourselves on transparent transactions, careful in-person inspections and high customer satisfaction. Sell your Jewelry to Deal Zone in Dorchester and enjoy a smooth, rewarding experience.

Why Sell Your Jewelry at Deal Zone?

Gold, diamonds, silver and fine jewelry are valued on weight, purity, stone quality and current market rates. We weigh and test your Jewelry in front of you and pay cash on the spot, a transparent offer with no consignment wait or seller fees. Both of our Dorchester stores buy the same range of items, so bring it to whichever is closer: Deal Zone Fields Corner, 1578 Dorchester Ave, Boston, MA 02122, or Deal Zone Uphams Corner, 17 Stoughton St, Boston, MA 02125.

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Brands we buy

Discover some brands we accept.

Pandora Jewelry
Cartier
BvLgari
David Yurman
Roberto Coin
Tiffany & Co
Chopard
and many more...

What to Check Before You Bring Jewelry In

Jewelry is priced two ways at the same counter. Most of it is valued as metal and stones, by karat, weight and stone quality, while a signed piece by a known maker can be worth well beyond the materials in it. Knowing which track your item is on saves time.


Five things worth doing before you bring jewelry in:

  • Read the marks before you sort anything. 417 is 10 karat, 585 is 14 karat, 750 is 18 karat, 916 is 22 karat and 925 is sterling. Those three digits decide which spot figure your piece is quoted against.
  • Group the gold by karat at home. Ten, fourteen and eighteen karat are weighed as separate piles, so a mixed bag gets split at the counter anyway and you wait while it happens.
  • Pick your unit and stick to it. A text estimate needs purity plus weight, and the trade quotes in grams, pennyweights and troy ounces: one pennyweight is 1.555 grams and a troy ounce is 20 pennyweights.
  • Keep a stone with its paperwork. A GIA or IGI report is worth carrying only when it travels with the ring or the loose diamond it describes, not in a folder at home.
  • Empty the odds and ends drawer too. Single earrings, snapped curb chains, bent bands and mountings that lost their stone still carry metal weight and are bought the way they are.

Text or WhatsApp photos with the karat stamp, the weight if you have a scale, and any certificates or receipts, and you get a preliminary estimate before you travel. For a collection or a substantial single piece, book an appointment so it can be looked at unhurried, or use the insured mail-in route if that is easier.

ID, Inscriptions and Ownership Checks on Jewelry

Jewelry carries identifying detail that most secondhand goods do not, and none of it comes back once a piece changes hands. Run the checks below first.

  • Photo ID - a driver's license, state ID or passport is required for every purchase in Massachusetts; mail-in sellers clear the same check online through a KYC provider.
  • Engraved shanks - initials and dates inside a ring are personal, not value, so read the inside of a band before you sell it.
  • Lockets and hollow pendants - open them first. Photographs, hair and memorial ashes turn up in estate pieces.
  • Certified stones - a GIA or IGI number on the girdle only means something next to the matching report, so keep the paper with the ring.
  • Pawn tickets and claims - a piece with an open loan, layaway balance or insurance claim against it is not yours to sell yet.

Everything else is read off the piece itself: karat mark, stone, weight.

Payment, Trade and What Happens After You Accept

Text quotes run on two numbers you supply, purity and weight, which is why a chain sent in as 15 grams of 14 karat can settle a little differently once a steel spring ring or a base-metal clasp comes off the weight.

  • Cash at the counter - an accepted offer is paid on the spot, with no consignment wait and no seller fee taken off the total.
  • Mail-in payouts - PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or CashApp, sent the same day your package arrives once the e-signature step clears.
  • Trade rather than cash - if you would rather put a scrap chain toward something in the case, say so before the offer is written up.
  • Split lots - ask for a mixed bag to be priced piece by piece if you plan to sell the scrap gold and keep the signed pieces.

Declining costs nothing, and a piece you take home is handed back exactly as it came in.

Selling Your Jewelry in Boston, MA, FAQ

What types of jewelry does Deal Zone purchase?

We accept gold, silver, diamonds, and high-end brand-name jewelry (Cartier, Tiffany, Roberto Coin, David Yurman, and many others). 

How do you determine the value of my jewelry?

We assess each jewelry item based on its type, condition, specifications, market demand, and current retail, refurbished, and used prices, ensuring a fair valuation.

Is an appointment necessary to sell my jewelry?

Estimates can be provided over text. Just send us some photos or detailed information about your jewelry for a free estimate.

What do I need to bring along with my jewelry for sale?

A valid ID, such as a driver's license, state ID, or passport, is required.

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