Fast Eddy Gold & Diamond Exchange

went to sell a 14k white gold neckless that has 1/16 caret diamon the chain weighed 31.103 grams to everyone that is 1 troy ounce
they offered my 35 dollars for my neckless the going price per gram is 50.00 dollars
they are the biggest ripoff that ive ever seen don't sell any of your gold or silver to them there just going to rob you

Awesome place to go. They paid me 90% of the current value, for my 999. Fine gold. Definitely recommend this place to anyone! They will be seeing me again soon! Thanks fast Eddie!

I live in Orange so I went to my local guys for prices on my old gold chains. Beckers $1500... Diamond designs $1530. I thought boy...those guys were pretty close on there prices. Went to one more, .fast Eddy ...paid $1785. Big deference I was not expecting. Shop these three and see for yourself!

Whenever I am looking for quality jewelry at reasonable prices, I go to Fast Eddy in Orange CT. Their diamonds are top notch and their quality is incomparable. I always shop at CT Fast Eddy!

You have to check this place out if you are selling old jewelry. The young man who helped me was very patient with me and my questions. I knew I wasn't going to get what I originality paid for my jewelry but I still hesitated selling. He actually suggested that I go other places before selling because he wanted me to feel comfortable! I did go to three other places and none of them offered me more than Fast Eddies. When I went back to them the next day they actually paid me more because they said the price of gold had gone up a little! I tell anyone I know who is selling to shop around and to at least get a quote from Fast Eddy.

I was in line and the customer in front of me questioned the low amount of money he was proposing to pay her for some very expensive jewelry and he responded by saying "we have a large overhead and 8 locations. I have never seen 8 locations in his advertising or on his website, maybe i missed it? but certainly buyer beware. you will get less from companies who pay large amounts of money for television and radio advertising. that is just plain common sense.