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Anyone know of good spots for 14K in the Bay Area? I’ve bought from nova gold in La before so somewhere like that would be nice
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(All in Bay Area)Anyone know of good spots for 14K in the Bay Area? I’ve bought from nova gold in La before so somewhere like that would be nice
probably looks crazier in person.
Still in my top 5 pieces![]()
lol I wishNice pickups.
Does anyone know the jeweler that made these?Still in my top 5 pieces (Killer Mike)![]()
I don’t remember I do remember when Killa Mike first posted them. Will take someDoes anyone know the jeweler that made these?
jimmyboi made the winged victory piece.I don’t remember I do remember when Killa Mike first posted them. Will take some
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Don’t buy that foolishnessWhat is 18k gold going for on a Cuban? I want to make an offer on a chain that's 18k gold and has like 7ct vs diamonds. It's from a recognizable jeweler known here, so I'm not looking to just offer refinery prices. To me, the diamonds are near worthless as they are those tiny little stones that you will get almost nothing back for when you go to resell it, but I have to take them into account so I am looking for opinions.
As of right now, 18k is at about 82 a gram on the sell your gold sites, so let's say 140 grams would be like 11k. Do you think just offering, let's say, 100 a gram because it's in nice shape and from a reputable jeweler is fair? But what about the stones? 7ct vs. and I would most likely have to pay 10% tax on top of all this.
I thought Stack Custom made that pieceDoes anyone know the jeweler that made these?
Is it new or preowned? They might not even want to negotiate if its new. I think 100 a gram is a fair offerWhat is 18k gold going for on a Cuban? I want to make an offer on a chain that's 18k gold and has like 7ct vs diamonds. It's from a recognizable jeweler known here, so I'm not looking to just offer refinery prices. To me, the diamonds are near worthless as they are those tiny little stones that you will get almost nothing back for when you go to resell it, but I have to take them into account so I am looking for opinions.
As of right now, 18k is at about 82 a gram on the sell your gold sites, so let's say 140 grams would be like 11k. Do you think just offering, let's say, 100 a gram because it's in nice shape and from a reputable jeweler is fair? But what about the stones? 7ct vs. and I would most likely have to pay 10% tax on top of all this.
It is preowned.Is it new or preowned? They might not even want to negotiate if it’s new. I think 100 a gram is a fair offer