Sponsored by the Gemological Institute of America
The Worthy Jeweler Network
Worthy has developed a network for jewelers to quickly sell or buy pre-owned authenticated diamond jewelry for its wholesale value and conduct risk free and guaranteed transactions.

Brought To You By Worthy
Worthy has developed a network for jewelers to quickly sell or buy pre-owned authenticated diamond jewelry for its wholesale value and conduct risk free and guaranteed transactions.
The Worthy Jeweler Network Lets You:
- Get an advance payment against your pre-owned trade-ins
- Sell quickly pre-owned inventory for wholesale value
- Buy pre-owned diamond jewelry for competitive prices
- Conduct risk free and guaranteed transactions
Enhancing Jewelers Trade-In, Buy-back Solutions
Jewelers usually buy new items on memo or have at least a 30- or 60-day credit line to pay their vendors. When it comes to pre-owned, jewelers need to pay their customers on the spot, thus creating a negative cash flow for their business.
Some pre-owned jewelry pieces can be easily flipped, but others might take more time and be too risky to buy into inventory.
Worthy takes the risk out of every pre-owned jewelry transaction by offering jewelers an advance payment of up to $1M prior to selling the item. This allows jewelers to complete more pre-owned sale transactions without taking any grading or financial risks.
As part of the Worthy Jeweler Network, members also get access to the live auction platform, where they can browse, bid and buy authenticated pre-owned jewelry and GIA graded diamonds for competitive prices.

A 4.39 round carat Pre-Owned Bridal Set ($79,990), as featured on the Worthy Jeweler Network
Recent Success Stories
- A customer wanted to trade-in a 6-carat European Cut diamond she inherited. The jeweler was hesitant to buy it into his inventory and decided to sell it on the Worthy Network. Within a week he received an advance payment offer of $27,000. The jeweler received his customer’s approval, and the payment was immediately processed from Worthy to the jeweler. As a result, the jeweler gave his customer a store credit for her inherited diamond without taking any financial risk.
- A customer wanted to trade in her marquise engagement ring after her divorce. The jeweler offered her $3,000 in store credit for her old ring and she added $1,000 in cash towards purchasing a set of earrings for $4,000. The jeweler then decided to sell the pre-owned diamond ring on the Worthy Network. He received $3,000 as an advance payment within 3 days and when the auction ended he received an
5 Easy Steps to Sell on the Worthy Network
- The jeweler briefly describes the item and Worthy’s pricing engine immediately provides an initial indication of its wholesale value.
- Worthy then pick up the item and deliver it fully insured to New York for grading by GIA (or IGI) and for photographing with state of the art 3D cameras.
- Worthy offers an advance payment based on the grading within three days, and once the jeweler accepts it, the payment is immediately transferred.
- The jeweler then sets a minimum price he would like to sell it for as well as the duration of the online auction (1-3 days). Hundreds of jewelers and traders are invited to bid on the item. The jeweler can watch the live auction and invite additional buyers to bid.
- When the auction ends, Worthy pays the jeweler any amount that is in excess of the advance payment. If the auction ends below the minimum price and the jeweler rejects the deal, he can pay back the advance payment and get the item back.
3 Quick Steps to Buy on the Worthy Network
- The jeweler accesses the auction platform and browses through relevant items that are on auction.
- Bidding online can be done from anywhere at any time on a wide array of authenticated pre-owned jewelry and GIA graded diamonds for competitive prices.
- When a jeweler wins the auction, the item is shipped to him or her immediately.

A 3.01 carat GIA certified Princess Cut Pre-Owned Diamond Ring ($25,460), as featured on the Worthy Jeweler Network
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A 4.06 carat GIA certified Three Stone Pre-Owned Diamond Ring ($24,500), as featured on the Worthy Jeweler Network.
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