1. You can try and sell it to an antique dealer.
2. Find a jeweller who is prepared to buy it from you for the value of the gold/diamonds, you will probably get far less then the value it currently holds for insurance.
3. Sell it on Ebay.
try o reillys, 126, francis street dublin 8 - tel 01 4530311
website = www.oreillysfineaft.com
they have an auction of jewellery and silver every month
they advise when next auction is on their website
they have viewings of the items up for auction beforehand
we have been to a few of their sunday viewings
worth a try..... i would recommend them anyway....
As Mo3art said you are unlikely to get anywhere near the insurance valuation. I recently bought for my wife a platinum and solitaire diamond ring secondhand for £200 (sterling). The diamond was 1/3 carat.
try o reillys, 126, francis street dublin 8 - tel 01 4530311
website = [broken link removed]
they have an auction of jewellery and silver every month
they advise when next auction is on their website
they have viewings of the items up for auction beforehand
we have been to a few of their sunday viewings
worth a try..... i would recommend them anyway....
I'd agree - it's the place to go if you're selling. You're more likely to get a better price at one of their autctions than from a dealer buying direct.
They'll advise on a reserve proce to set. No harm in giving e-bay a shot once you know this, and if that doesn't work, put it in the auction.
You won't get anything close to the insurance value, though.