Best Place to Sell Gold for Cash

In a time of uncertainty (i.e. world plague, countries at war, financial worries) investors historically pull their money out of stock, shares and property and invest in Gold. This demand for gold drives the price up.

In the past few years, as the world deals with the after-effects of Coronavirus, Ukraine-Russian and Middle East conflicts and financial markets in turmoil, the safest bet is to invest your money into something physical and gold has always been that solution.

With the demand high, the price of gold has risen to levels history has never seen before. This means now is the best time to sell your gold.

Yes.

Every part of your jewellery is valuable including the stones. We can remove the stones allowing you to keep them and make into another piece of jewellery, now or at a later date. This is certainly something we advise especially if the stones are sentimental.

If you prefer to sell the piece of jewellery complete with their stones, this is no problem! Depending on the size and quality of the diamonds/stones this may add extra value.

We will inspect your jewellery pieces to check the materials (9ct/18ct Gold, platinum etc) and have them tested by our local Bullion Dealers to give you the best possible price. Once the quality of the metal is confirmed, we can give you an exact price for your jewellery.

Once you agree with the amount, we will transfer the cash balance to you immediately.

Your jewellery will be sold immediately to our Bullion Dealers and melted down to be recycled and used in new pieces of jewellery in the future.

The answer will be dependent on the quality of the gold and the piece of jewellery you want to create. Whilst it makes sense to melt down the gold and shape into a new piece of jewellery, the labour expense involved can outlay the benefits.

There are some circumstances when our workshops can assist. For example, our craftsman can take a piece of gold from an inherited sentimental wedding band and place inside a new wedding band.

Arrange an appointment to meet with our sales team and discuss all your options available.

Gold is measured in units of 24 with 24ct Gold being pure gold. 18ct gold has 18 parts gold and 6 parts silver alloys. 9ct gold has 9 parts gold and 15 parts silver alloys.

18ct gold has double the gold content of 9ct gold and as gold is more precious than silver, this will increase the price for 18ct gold compared to 9ct gold.

In the UK, it is regulation for each item of jewellery of precious metal to be hallmarked so you know what you are buying. Each different of precious metal has a unique hallmark so they can be identified from each other.

9ct gold’s hallmark is 375.
18ct gold’s hallmark is 750.
14ct gold’s hallmark is 585.
Sterling silver’s hallmark is 925.
Platinum’s hallmark is 950 (also 900 depending on the content of the platinum).
22ct gold’s hallmark is 916.
24ct gold’s hallmark is 999.

100%. Every piece of precious metal has value especially platinum. Whilst the current price per gram for platinum is less than gold, platinum is a heavier metal so depending on the weight, the total price can be more than gold.

We will inspect your coins and visit our local Bullion Dealers to give you the best price on the market.

With the demand high, the price of gold has risen to levels history has never seen before. This means now is the best time to sell your gold, especially your 24ct. Krugerrand coins.

Once you have agreed on the price, we will transfer the cash balance to you immediately. Your coins will be melted down to be recycled and used in new pieces of jewellery in the future.

Gold is measured in units of 24 with 24ct Gold being pure gold. 22ct gold has 22 parts gold and 2 parts silver alloys. 18ct gold has 18 parts gold and 6 parts silver alloys.

As gold is more precious than silver and 22ct gold having 4 parts more of gold than 18ct gold this will increase the price for 22ct gold compared to 18ct gold.