Your old Native American jewelry is not just scrap silver!
Most pawn shops and gold buyers weigh your jewelry and pay only for the silver. Then it is melted down.
We are in New Mexico and have a strong network of wholesale buyers and retail shops. So we resell it as jewelry – not scrap – and can pay MORE than just the silver melt value.
WHAT WE PAY
MORE than most pawn shops and gold buyers.
LESS than the prices you see online or in a store. Those are retail prices. Stores mark jewelry up a lot – often 2 to 5 times what they paid. Our offer is based on what dealers pay – the wholesale price.
What We Pay
WHAT RAISES OR LOWERS OUR OFFER
AGE: Pieces made before 1960 usually bring more. Most jewelry was made in the 1970s or later, often in very large quantities.
CONDITION: Cracks in the silver or stones lower the offer. Badly damaged pieces may bring only scrap value. Tarnish is fine – do not polish it.
ARTIST: A few well-known artists bring more. Many older pieces are not signed, and that is fine.
STONES: Rare turquoise and good coral bring more than onyx, mother-of-pearl or shell.
SIZE & WEIGHT: Bigger, heavier pieces bring more.
DEMAND: Some items, like watch bands and concho belts, are slow sellers in today's market. Our offer for these is usually only slightly higher than the silver value.
We'll always do our best to make you a straightforward, honest, and fair offer. You're never under any obligation or pressure to sell.