Gold jewellery
Rings, chains, bracelets, earrings, bangles, charms, wedding bands and inherited pieces.
Gold Buyer Direct
Sell gold by post
What we buy
From a single broken chain to a collection of coins, we make it straightforward to find out what your gold is worth.
Rings, chains, bracelets, earrings, bangles, charms, wedding bands and inherited pieces.
Single earrings, snapped chains, damaged jewellery, dental gold and mixed scrap lots.
Sovereigns, selected coins, bars and other investment gold requiring careful handling.
Before you send
Condition is rarely a problem. The gold content is what matters, so worn, tangled or damaged pieces may still have significant value.
Preparing your items
Keep sentimental or uncertain pieces aside until you have made a decision.
A quick note or photograph gives you a record of what you included.
Mention higher-value investment pieces when requesting your pack.
Understanding hallmarks
A hallmark may indicate the purity of an item, but worn or unmarked pieces can still be tested professionally.
A common UK jewellery standard containing 37.5% pure gold.
Often found in jewellery made outside the UK and contains 58.5% pure gold.
A higher-purity standard containing 75% pure gold.
Frequently associated with sovereigns and traditional high-purity jewellery.
Not sure?
Hallmarks can be small or worn away. Our team can help you decide whether an item is suitable to send.
Yes. The colour comes from the metals mixed with the gold and does not prevent valuation.
Plated pieces contain only a thin gold layer and may have limited precious-metal value.
No. Send jewellery as it is and the valuation team will assess the complete item.
Request a free pack for jewellery, scrap gold, coins or bullion.