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Originally Posted by The_Jazz
I'd take it to another jeweler and have it all appraised especially since you're not sure of the quality of the loose stone. Then I would try to sell it on Ebay or directly to a consumer and leave out the estate sale and pawnshop folks. They're interested in screwing you and turning over big profits for themselves. Obviously not all of them, but more than I'd be comfortable with.
Good luck!
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I wouldn't sell on eBay -- a lot of counterfeit goods of various types are being sold there now; the forgeries are so cheap that the prices being offered for "the real thing" are depressed by association. All I buy on eBay now are things whose value depends solely on their function, not their pedigree.
See if you can find a reputable jeweler who's willing to sell for you on consignment; thus, the better he does, the better you do.