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  • Every day, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM · Including public holidays · no lunch closure
  • Free appraisal — ask first, with no obligation to pawn
  • Weighed and inspected at the counter while you watch
  • 5 branches · Ubon Ratchathani · Udon Thani · Sisaket · Roi Et

Pawn service

Pawning diamonds, gemstones and jewellery

Ask about a ring, necklace or gemstone and bring any laboratory report you have. Both the stone and its setting need inspection before acceptance is confirmed.

Appraisal

No fee

Before travelling

Confirm with the branch

Final decision

After physical inspection

Illustration for the Diamond & Gemstone Pawn service

The stones and the setting both matter

One piece can contain several metals and gemstones. If you know a stone is natural, laboratory-grown or treated, share that information. A photograph or familiar trade name cannot confirm every material and detail.

Useful details for a pre-visit enquiry

Send a clear overall photograph and relevant close-ups, with the details below where known. If you are unsure about something, tell staff rather than guessing.

  • Type of jewellery or loose stone
  • Material or stone information you already have
  • Visible condition or damage
  • Any existing certificate, receipt or packaging

Before you visit

Bring an existing laboratory report or receipt with the piece, if available. Do not remove stones or try scratch, impact, heat or chemical tests yourself. Tell staff about loose settings or damage before the item is handled.

Customers must be at least 15. Bring your original Thai ID. If you use other identification, call the branch to confirm the documents and eligibility requirements before travelling.

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Talk directly to your branch

Already have a pawn ticket? Choose the branch that issued it.

Choose a branch to call

Every day, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Including public holidays · no lunch closure

Storefront photos, addresses and maps

Send only item photos and questions—not ID images, OTPs, passwords or bank details.