Gold buyers are interested
in jewelry that contains any precious
metals. This includes gold, silver, platinum
and palladium. They will usually also buy your diamonds as well. Bear in mind that when you wish to sell your jewelry, you should compare
the prices and terms that the different gold
buyers offer. Most gold buyers are considered secondary
metal recyclers. This means they will most likely be melting or smelting the
items for their purity values.
Gold
Diamonds
Many people have diamond jewelry that they no longer wear or, for that
matter, want. Most gold buyers will be
willing to buy these items from you.
There are often some rules that apply to the size of the diamonds. Many of these gold buyers will buy your
diamonds only if they exceed 0.25 carat and if they are in good condition. This will often rule out those small diamonds
that are often set in bracelets and fashion jewelry.

Foreign Gold
Coins
Many gold buyers are interested in Krugerrands, Sovereigns and
Pesos. These coins are traditionally
treated as investment gold. They do not
lose value like traditional precious metals
and you could get a very good price for them.
The value is highly dependent upon the condition, year of casting and
weight of gold. If you have any of these
items available for sale, you will do well to offer them to several buyers so
that you can get the best price.
Silver

By looking through your old boxes and drawers you may have some cash to be made on
your old or unused jewelry.
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