Sell Your Gold Jewelry for Cash
Got jewelry you'll never wear? Turn it into cash. We buy rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings in any condition - even broken pieces or single earrings.
We Buy All Gold Jewelry - Any Condition, Any Style
Whether you're holding onto an engagement ring from a past relationship, inherited pieces that don't match your style, or a tangled mess of broken chains in your jewelry box, you have something valuable. That gold sitting in your drawer can become actual cash in your pocket.
Most people don't realize that condition truly doesn't matter when you're selling gold jewelry. Unlike a jewelry store that needs to resell pieces, we're evaluating the gold content. A broken 14k necklace contains the same amount of gold as a perfect one. The clasp might be broken, but the gold is still there - and that's what we're buying.
We accept everything from wedding rings and tennis bracelets to single earrings and bent cufflinks. If it's made of gold, we'll make you an offer. Yellow gold, white gold, rose gold - it all has value regardless of the style or decade it's from.
What We Buy
Rings
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Wedding bands and engagement rings
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Class rings and signet rings
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Fashion rings and cocktail rings
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Broken or bent rings
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Single rings (no need for a matching set)
Necklaces & Chains
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Gold chains of any length
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Pendant necklaces
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Broken or tangled chains
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Single pieces without clasps
Bracelets
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Link bracelets and bangles
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Tennis bracelets
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Charm bracelets (with or without charms)
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Broken or damaged pieces
Earrings
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Studs, hoops, and drops
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Single earrings (missing a match? no problem)
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Broken or bent pieces
Other Gold Jewelry
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Brooches and pins
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Cufflinks and tie clips
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Pendants without chains
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Religious jewelry
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Dental gold and gold teeth
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Scrap gold pieces
All karats accepted:
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8k gold (33.3% pure)
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10k gold (41.7% pure) — most common in US
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14k gold (58.3% pure) — most popular
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18k gold (75% pure) — luxury jewelry
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22k gold (91.7% pure) — high purity
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24k gold (99.9% pure) — pure gold
The Condition Really Doesn't Matter
Broken, Bent, or Missing Pieces - We Still Want It
Here's something most people worry about unnecessarily: the condition of their jewelry. You might be thinking, "This necklace has a broken clasp," or "This ring is so scratched up," or "I only have one earring." None of that affects what we'll pay you.
When we receive your jewelry, our evaluation process focuses on one thing: how much actual gold is in each piece. We're not looking at whether it's wearable or fashionable. We're measuring the weight and testing the purity to calculate the gold content. That calculation is the same whether your necklace is tangled, your bracelet is dented, or your ring is missing a stone.
Designer Jewelry Valued Higher:
Special Cases
Estate Jewelry Collections Large inherited collections evaluated piece by piece. We can help identify heirlooms worth keeping vs. items to sell.
Scrap Gold Lots Mixed lots of gold jewelry, filings, or industrial scrap accepted. We'll sort by karat and provide accurate values.
Foreign Hallmarks European, Asian, and other international markings recognized and properly evaluated.
Antique Jewelry Victorian, Edwardian, Art Deco pieces may have value beyond metal content. Our specialists recognize period pieces.
Religious Items Crosses, crucifixes, mezuzahs, and other religious jewelry accepted respectfully.
What We Don't Buy
Items We Cannot Accept
Gold-Plated Items
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Gold-filled jewelry (marked "GF")
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Gold-plated jewelry (marked "GP")
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Vermeil (gold-plated silver)
Costume Jewelry
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Fashion jewelry with no precious metal content
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Brass, copper, or base metal items
Replicas & Fakes
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Counterfeit coins or jewelry
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Unauthorized reproductions
Why? These items have no precious metal value. We can only buy items containing actual gold, silver, platinum, or diamonds.
Not sure if your item qualifies? Send it anyway — evaluation is free. If we can't make an offer, we'll return it at no cost to you.
What You Will Get Paid
Up to 90% of Your Jewelry's Gold Value
Here's how the math works. Let's say you have a 14k gold ring that weighs 8 grams. The "14k" means it's 58.5% pure gold - the rest is other metals mixed in to make it stronger. So that 8-gram ring contains 4.68 grams of actual pure gold.
If gold is trading at $2,000 per troy ounce (31.1 grams), then your pure gold is worth about $301. We pay up to 90% of that value, which would be around $271 for this ring. That's significantly more than you'd get at a pawn shop or jewelry store, where typical offers are 40-70% of gold value.
Why not pay 100%? Because jewelry isn't pure gold and refining has costs. Separating the pure gold from the other metals costs money. Our 90% rate accounts for those refining costs while still giving you one of the highest payouts in the industry. Most online competitors pay 75-85%, and local buyers typically pay even less.
Discover How It Works
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Request Your Free Appraisal Kit
There’s absolutely no obligation—simply request your kit and decide later.
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Request Your Free Appraisal Kit
We provide free, fully-insured FedEx shipping for a safe and secure delivery.
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Receive a GIA-Certified Offer
Your valuables are reviewed by GIA-certified experts within 24 hours using state-of-the-art appraisal technology.
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Review Your Offer and Get Paid
We provide some of the highest payouts in the industry, with zero obligation to sell.
FAQ About What We Buy
Yes! Broken items are perfect for selling since we're buying metal content, not wearability.
No problem. Our testing will determine the exact purity.
Yes. Missing stamps don't mean the item isn't gold. We test everything.
No minimum. We evaluate single items or entire collections.
Yes. Antique items often have both metal value and collectible value.
Yes, we buy dental gold. It's often high-purity gold (16k-20k).
Call us with details (weight, karat, item type) for a rough estimate. Final offers require physical evaluation.