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Desert Jewelry Mart
4.5 ★★★★★ 34 Google reviews · Guitar & music store in Cathedral City, California
Long-running shop buying and selling jewelry, coins, and watches, plus offering loans on jewelry.
Plan your visit
- Buys & trades used gear they buy, trade, or consign used instruments — bring the case and any original parts, and expect trade credit to beat the cash offer
- Today see hours ·
- Phone (760) 328-9121
- Website djmca.net
Hours
| Monday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–2 PM |
What players say again and again
“Simple process, bought my coins, jewelry,paper money, watch, and gold.”
From the reviews
Small shop but means you get get good 1 on 1 attention. I brought in some coins as a new stacker that I wanted to sell. Found out I hadn’t done enough research and they weren’t what I thought they were.
Honest and more than fair. I wont go anywhere else. Very trustworthy, and I dont trust anyone. Simple process, bought my coins, jewelry,paper money, watch, and gold. He helped me when I really needed it. The other places offered me $50-100 dollars for my watch, but Mike at desert jewelry mart bought my watch for $700.
Love this place. He gave me an amethyst so I can get my ring fixed amazing man very experience and he does not play around if It Ain't Legal, don't bring it to him, he has signs all around his shop. I tell you, this man means business, and I love it. Compassionate, giving and very well experienced.
Mark is a very honest guy and has helpful information on items that might be worth selling.Desert Jewelry Mart is a awesome place to get some fast cash. Thanks Mark!!!
Selling or trading gear at Desert Jewelry Mart
Desert Jewelry Mart comes up for buying and trading used gear — confirmed on their own site. Two things make the trip go better. First, bring the whole package: the case or gig bag, the original tremolo arm or bridge parts, the paperwork if you have it — a complete rig is worth real money more than a bare instrument, and it saves the back-and-forth of "can you bring the case in?" Second, know that trade credit almost always beats the cash offer, usually by a healthy margin — if you're upgrading anyway, price your old gear as a trade against the new one before you take cash. Either way, expect the offer to be below what the gear sells for on the wall; the gap is the store's margin for setup, warranty, and sitting on it until the right buyer walks in.
