Have old, damaged, mismatched, or unwanted gold sitting around? It may still be worth something.
G&J Buyers evaluates scrap gold based on factors such as its purity, weight, and current market conditions, giving you a straightforward way to find out what your unwanted gold is worth.
Scrap gold generally refers to gold items that are unwanted, damaged, outdated, mismatched, or no longer useful in their original form.
Have something you’re not sure about? Bring it in and let our team evaluate it.
Broken necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, and other damaged jewelry may still contain valuable gold.
Outdated styles and jewelry you no longer wear can still have precious-metal value.
Even damaged or unwanted gold chains can be evaluated based on their gold content.
Old, damaged, mismatched, or unwanted gold rings can be brought in for evaluation.
Single earrings, broken earrings, and unwanted pairs may still contain valuable gold.
If you’re unsure whether something qualifies as scrap gold, bring it in and let our team take a look.
The condition of scrap jewelry isn’t necessarily the most important factor. The characteristics of the gold itself play an important role in determining its value.
The karat of the gold tells us how much pure gold the item contains.
The amount of gold in an item is another important part of the evaluation.
Different pieces can contain different amounts of gold depending on their karat and construction.
Gold prices change over time. Current market conditions are therefore an important consideration when evaluating gold.
Wondering what your valuables might be worth? Here are examples of recent payouts we’ve made for fine jewelry, gold, and luxury watches.
Ref. 126610LN | Full Set
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Scrap gold generally includes unwanted, damaged, outdated, mismatched, or otherwise unusable gold items that may still contain valuable gold.
Yes. Broken gold jewelry can still contain valuable gold. We evaluate the item’s gold content, purity, weight, and other relevant characteristics.
It can be. The value depends on factors such as the gold’s purity, weight, and current market conditions.
No. If you’re unsure about the purity, our team can evaluate the item for you.
Unmatched or single gold earrings may still contain valuable gold. Bring them in for evaluation.
