Jewelry Loans in San Diego

Use eligible jewelry as collateral for a loan at San Diego Jewelry Buyers. We evaluate rings, necklaces, bracelets, estate jewelry and designer pieces at 907 6th Ave in downtown San Diego.

Can I borrow against unbranded or broken jewelry?

A designer name is not required for genuine gold or other precious-metal jewelry. Broken clasps, a missing earring or wear do not remove the metal's value. We examine the piece, its metal and any stones before discussing a loan amount.

Bring the item and a valid government-issued photo ID. Any box, receipt or certificate you already have can help, but you can start an inquiry without them. There is no credit check.

Review our current collateral loan process and terms before deciding. Ask for the total cost and repayment dates in writing. Prefer an outright sale? See our jewelry buying service.

Ask About Your Jewelry

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Compare the full cost of borrowing and your plan to repay. The item is held as collateral and may be lost if the loan is not repaid under the agreement. Call the team if you need help with an existing loan.

To learn more about SDJB's other types of luxury collateral loans, please browse the menu bar to the left.

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Need more jewelry information about how to sell or pawn jewelry in San Diego? Check out SDJB's online Jewelry Knowledge pages to become a better decision-maker. Here are a few excerpts of articles that you can read:

When and Why to Have Jewelry Appraised

""What kind of vintage/antique jewelry should I get appraised?

It is a good idea to get an appraisal on any antique jewelry that is signed and you are unsure of the value. Certain rare costume jewelry can sometimes be worth more than vintage gold jewelry.

If you know the name of the jewelry manufacturer or designer, you can often save yourself some time and money by..." Read more.

Selling Your Engagement Ring in San Diego

"Unless your engagement ring is from a highly sought after brand such as Tiffany or Harry Winston, it is the diamond that holds most of the worth.

The band itself will likely be melted down at scrap metal prices by the diamond buyer. Also keep in mind that the retail price that was paid for your diamond engagement ring (even if it was advertised at "wholesale" prices) was likely at least triple the manufacturing cost..." Read more.