How much would a 14 kt diamond wedding ring sell for?

Question

it has 1 stone thats probably 7 kts then two small ones that are probably 3.5 kts the wedding band is silver

Answer 1

My mom has one that she got at a yard sale that is similar that appraised for 2,000 dollars and she bought it for like 50. Go get it appraised...

Answer 2

holy c**p that's a lot of kts! I'll give you a buck! lol.  umm go get it appraised.  It's the best wayt o find out.  You could get an idea from www.bluenile.com either find something similar or go build a similar one and see what the price tag comes too.

Answer 3

If you have that much information about the ring you should know how much it sells for. You can go on line to jewelry stores and find out. There are different grades of diamonds so it would depend on the grade as to how much it would cost.

Answer 4

7 Kts? That's extremely huge. How do you walk around without getting robbed?

A decent 7 kt diamond would sell for about $250,000 That seems a bit pricey for someone to have and not know anything about it's value.

Get it appraised. It's the only way.

Answer 5

Go get it appraised at a jewelers...

Answer 6

Do you mean 14 karat white gold with three diamonds set in it?  I have a feeling you really have a 14 kt white gold (not silver) three stone ring. I highly doubt that you have a 10 + (diamond) carat ring, especially one set in silver as opposed to platinum or at least white gold.  

You should probably get it professionally appraised so you will have some clue as to what you actually have in your possession.

If it is as large as you claim it is worth upwards of $500,000 (at least), so you can probably sell it at an estate sale or at an auction.

Unless it's an antique you may not get the full retail price for it, but even if you get the wholesale price for just the diamonds, you would probably get over $250,000 for stones that large.

Answer 7

do you know that a 7ctw Diamond would be almost as big as a nickel is it that big or did you read the 14kt on the band which would mean 14kt white gold. I would like to know more....