Diamond Rings
Solitaire, halo, cluster, three-stone, dress and signet rings.
Sell diamond rings, earrings, necklaces, inherited jewellery and selected loose stones through a clear valuation process. We consider the diamond and its precious-metal setting before presenting an offer.
Two diamonds of the same weight can have very different values because quality, origin and demand matter as much as size.
Gold can be compared using purity, weight and a market-linked rate. A diamond needs a different approach. Its carat weight is only one part of the picture. Cut quality, colour, clarity, shape, certification, condition and whether it is natural or laboratory-grown all influence the resale market.
Jewellery also contains more than the centre stone. A diamond ring may include smaller accent stones and an 18K, 21K or 22K gold or platinum setting. Assessing those parts separately helps prevent the metal from disappearing inside one unexplained figure.
At We Buy Gold, the aim is to help you understand the relevant factors before you decide whether to accept a purchase offer.
Natural diamonds, lab-grown stones, simulants and coloured gemstones have different markets. Every item is subject to identification and physical inspection.
Solitaire, halo, cluster, three-stone, dress and signet rings.
Engagement rings, eternity bands and diamond-set wedding jewellery.
Studs, drops, hoops, matched pairs and single diamond earrings.
Diamond pendants, lockets, necklaces and broken chains with stone settings.
Tennis bracelets, cluster bangles and diamond-set gold pieces.
Selected certified or uncertified loose stones, subject to verification.
Older cuts, antique-style pieces and family jewellery with limited paperwork.
Bent rings, damaged mounts and incomplete pieces that still contain value.
Selected branded or precious-metal watches with original or added stones.
The four Cs provide the foundation, while certification, origin, condition, shape and the setting complete the picture.
Carat is the weight of the diamond, not its visible size. Exact weight and important size thresholds can influence the price per carat.
Cut controls brilliance and how effectively a faceted diamond returns light. Proportion, symmetry and polish all matter.
White diamonds are commonly graded from colourless through increasingly visible colour. Fancy colours follow a different valuation approach.
Clarity describes inclusions and surface features viewed under magnification. Their type, position and visibility can affect value.
Natural and lab-grown diamonds have different resale demand. A respected grading report can reduce uncertainty about a stone.
The gold or platinum setting, side stones and other valuable components should be considered in addition to the centre diamond.
Contact us first for loose stones, high-value pieces or items that need specialist verification.
Send clear photos of the front, side, hallmark and any certificate, or call to describe the item.
Visit our Kohuwala office with the complete piece and all available paperwork.
Relevant stone characteristics and the metal setting are considered before an offer is explained.
Accept the offer if it suits you. The transaction and available payment method are then completed.
The table helps you follow a professional conversation about a diamond. It is not a substitute for inspection or a recognised laboratory report.
| Factor | What It Describes | Why It Affects Value | Useful Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carat | The physical weight of a diamond, where 1 carat equals 0.20 grams | Larger stones are rarer, and price per carat often changes at key size thresholds | Laboratory report or accurate loose-stone measurement |
| Cut | Proportions, symmetry, polish and light performance | A well-cut stone can appear brighter and more attractive than a poorly cut stone of similar grade | Cut grade on a recognised report and visual inspection |
| Colour | The amount of visible body colour in a white diamond | Near-colourless stones generally have different demand from stones with more apparent colour | Colour grade from a laboratory or controlled comparison |
| Clarity | Internal inclusions and external surface characteristics | Size, number, position and visibility of features affect rarity and appearance | Clarity grade, magnified inspection and inclusion plot |
A natural diamond, a laboratory-grown diamond and a diamond simulant can look similar without appropriate testing. They do not have the same resale market.
A valuation should first establish what the stone is, then assess its quality and demand. Certification can help, but documents should match the stone presented.
Laser inscriptions, measurements and report numbers may be checked when relevant. Treatments, chips, abrasions, fluorescence and replacement stones can also affect the final assessment.
If the item contains sapphire, ruby, cat's eye or another coloured gemstone, tell us when you contact the team so the right type of assessment can be considered.
Final acceptance and value depend on physical examination, identity and current market demand.
Visit We Buy Gold at No. 129, 2nd Floor, Dutugemunu Street, Kohuwala, in the Odel Building. Call or WhatsApp +94 77 724 6739 to discuss diamond jewellery or a selected loose stone before visiting.
Value is influenced by carat weight, cut, colour, clarity, natural or laboratory-grown origin, certification, condition, shape and current resale demand. The metal setting is considered separately where relevant.
A recognised grading report can help confirm a stone's characteristics and support a more precise assessment. If you do not have one, contact us to confirm whether your item can be assessed without it.
Where a diamond is set in gold or another valuable metal, the setting can be assessed separately so the offer can reflect both the stone and the mount.
Broken chains, bent rings and worn settings may still contain valuable diamonds and precious metal. Bring the complete item, including loose fragments, for inspection.
Selected loose and uncertified diamonds may be considered after physical verification. Send clear photos and any available measurements or documents on WhatsApp before visiting.
Natural and laboratory-grown diamonds have different resale markets. Identification is an important part of the assessment. Contact us first because acceptance depends on the stone and verification result.
We provide a free initial valuation process. You can review the offer and choose whether to sell. Complex stones may require additional verification before a final offer can be confirmed.
Use the page that matches your item to understand the specific factors involved in its valuation.
Gold jewellery, coins, bars, broken gold and unwanted pieces assessed by purity and weight.
→ Silver ServiceSterling jewellery, silverware, coins and selected silver items.
→ Watch ServiceSelected branded watches assessed by reference, condition and completeness.
→Send clear photos and any grading report on WhatsApp, or call We Buy Gold before bringing the item to Kohuwala.