Have Broken Gold Jewelry? How to Sell Gold Jewelry for Cash
How Much Is Broken Gold Jewelry Worth?
No matter what kind of jewelry you have, gold jewelry is not 100% gold, as jewelers mix in other unique metals to support the design. It is better to get an estimated calculation of the present gold in the jewelry to get the exact amount. Look for markings that show the gold’s purity, such as 18K. Karat is a measurement of purity. 18K jewelry is comprised of 75% gold, while the remaining 25% is composed of a non-precious alloy.
Know the Current Gold Rate
Make sure you know the latest gold prices well, so you get cash according to market rates.
You can check the gold price or send in your gold to have it quickly appraised by our expert, GIA-certified staff.
Per Kitco, gold closed at $2,656.40 per ounce on September 25, 2024.
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Check for Gemstones in Your Jewelry
Gemstones can be worth a lot, but it is never a good idea to sell attached gems with your gold jewelry. It is better to remove any gemstone, as it can affect the overall weight of the gold. Cash for Gold USA can also appraise your valuables with the gems included, if you’re not concerned about recovering their value. Those gems will be most likely melted down during the precious metal refining process.
Cash for Gold USA promises 100 percent customer satisfaction, guaranteed. If you are not completely happy with your offer for any reason whatsoever, all you have to do is decline your offer and Cash for Gold USA will return your item(s) free of charge. So if you’re looking to sell gold jewelry, there really is no easier way or a better company to do business with.
How Much Is Broken Gold Jewelry Worth?
No matter what type of jewelry you have, gold jewelry is typically not 100% gold unless it’s 24k (and then it’s only 99.99%). Jewelers mix in other unique metals to support the design, make it more cost effective, and to give the pieces a different aesthetic. It is better to get an estimated calculation of the present gold in the jewelry to get the exact amount. Look for markings that show the gold’s purity, such as 18K. Karat is a standardized measurement of purity. 18K jewelry is comprised of 75% gold, while the remaining 25% is composed of a non-precious alloy.
