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Well - there's numerous ways. If you want quick cash - a pawn shop is always a place to start.
If you want better value, I'd ask around or call around, because you'll want someone who is used to dealing in good jewelry and can give you a good percentage of its appraisal.
If its an heirloom piece or antique, then someone who specializes in that.
Often this type of thing is word of mouth, which makes it tough - but if you know someone with good jewelry -they may be able to point you in a direction to start.
But if all you want is quick cash - a pawn shop may only pay you a tiny percentage of what its worth, but you'll get that money immediately.
There's no need to incur the expense of an ad, you're much better off listing it for free on craigslist, which will allow you to show pictures of the item.
Sell it on consignment at a reputable jewelry store. Of course, if you need the money immediately, that probably won't work and you're going to take a loss selling or pawning it wholesale.
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