Share what you have
Send a description, visible hallmarks, rough weight and clear photographs. Estimates are perfectly fine.
Gold, properly considered
Broken chains, odd earrings, inherited pieces and unwanted gold—assessed for what they are, with purity, weight and the route to value explained.
AU79Private UK assessment · No obligation
More than a number on a scale
Gold jewellery can carry value beyond its raw metal. A signed piece, antique setting, quality gemstone or sought-after design may deserve a different route. Our assessment starts there.
If metal value is the right basis, the calculation considers confirmed carat, eligible weight and current market conditions. Any online indication remains subject to physical testing and ownership checks.
A transparent process
Send a description, visible hallmarks, rough weight and clear photographs. Estimates are perfectly fine.
We consider whether the piece has resale value, then confirm purity and eligible weight in person.
Receive a no-obligation final offer and clear next steps. If it is not right for you, you can decline.
Private gold assessment
Marks and rough weights are helpful, but estimates are welcome. We review whether a piece has resale value before considering its metal content alone.
The gold desk
Questions, answered
We assess solid-gold jewellery, selected coins, watch parts and other gold items. Gold-plated and gold-filled pieces contain much less recoverable gold and may not be suitable.
Potentially. A missing hallmark does not rule out gold, but the piece needs professional testing before a final offer.
Yes. Broken chains, single earrings, damaged rings and incomplete pieces may retain value. We also check whether an item is worth more intact.
No. Initial guidance is based on the details supplied. A final offer follows physical testing, accurate weighing and ownership checks.