Personalized asset-based solutions.
Our Approach
With over 45+ years experience servicing the diamond and jewelry industry, OWL sets the standard for asset-backed financing.
When you need to turn your diamonds, watches, jewelry or gold into immediate capital, traditional sources of lending such as banks, pawnshops, and personal bridge loans take time, infringe on your privacy, and are impersonal. In minutes, we provide you with discrete, asset-backed funds on your terms. We can also assist you in selling your assets using our extensive list of diamond and jewelry contacts woldwide.
Fast
Get what you need, as soon as you need it. Owl's expertise in providing capital for your assets and dedication to service means you receive same day funding.
Discrete
Providing funds for your assets is a careful exchange. We understand the nuances of discretion, and stand ready to work with you on your terms.
Personal
We are not a bank. Turning your assets into capital with Owl is trusting, tailored, and personal. We put the person before the transaction.
Contact Us
Need funds within 24 hours? Looking for help selling your gems? Call us.
ADDRESS
50 West 47th St., Unit 2006
New York, NY 10036
HOURS
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
PHONE
844.CALL.OWL
(844.225.5695)
212.319.1250
Fax
888.518.5744
AFFILIATIONS
For more than 30 years, the Women’s Jewelry Association has been a source of support, education, and camaraderie for women working in jewelry-related industries. It also welcomes men who want network and volunteer with influential industry friends. Across the U.S. and overseas, industry members flock to its meetings, use its networks, and gain valuable education and funds to advance in their careers.
Jewelers Vigilance Committee (JVC) is the jewelry industry's independent legal expert. For more than 100 years, JVC's sole focus has been on helping jewelers build flourishing businesses that operate with the highest levels of integrity and legal and regulatory compliance.
The World Diamond Council (WDC) is an industry association that works to safeguard the integrity of natural diamonds and their distribution chain. Formed in 2000 to combat the trade in conflict diamonds, the WDC now extends its mission to ensure that all diamonds are handled following universal principles of human rights, labor rights, anti-corruption, and anti-money laundering.
The DMIA, or “The American Diamond Association,” profiles itself as the leading not-for-profit diamond industry and trade organization that endeavors to bring its members a collection of value-adding services that include the provision of essential industry information, assistance, and benefits, among others, in financing, security, insurance, logistics, gemology, and so forth.