We buy all of it, not the easy half
Gold, silver, platinum and stone-set pieces, in one visit. If you have a box to empty, you should not have to empty half of it somewhere else.
Gold jewellery
Chains, bangles, kada, haram, mangalsutra, rings, jhumkas, waist belts — any karat, any condition, single earrings included.
- 22K and 916 jewellery
- Broken and single pieces
- Antique and temple work
- Unhallmarked and imported
Condition does not affect the price. We are buying metal by weight and purity, not a resale-ready ornament, so a snapped chain is worth the same per gram as a perfect one.
Coins, bars and biscuits
Bank-issued coins, jeweller minted coins, 999.9 cast and minted bars, biscuits and bullion of any size.
- 999 and 995 bullion
- Bank and jeweller coins
- Sealed assay-card bars
- Sovereigns and collectables
Sealed bars with an intact assay card are the fastest transaction in the shop — the certificate does most of the work, and we still XRF it in front of you.
Silver
Articles, coins, utensils, pooja items and bullion, tested and weighed on the same equipment.
- Sterling and 999 silver
- Pooja and household articles
- Coins and bullion
- Silver payals and belts
Silver is worth far less per gram than gold, so the weight matters much more. Bring everything — a box of odd articles usually adds up to more than people expect.
Diamond and stone-set pieces
Studded jewellery where the gold and the stones are valued separately, and you can keep either.
- Diamond-set gold
- Polki and jadau
- Kundan and meena work
- Precious and semi-precious settings
The stones come out and go on their own scale. You can take them home, or we can quote for them separately. What should never happen is stones being quietly counted inside the gold weight — in either direction.
The awkward cases, which are usually the real ones
Almost nobody arrives with a matched set in its original box. Most people arrive with a drawer.
Platinum PT950
Rings and bands, tested and weighed the same way.
Dental gold
Crowns and bridges. Cleaned first, then treated like any scrap.
Single earrings
A lost pair is still gold. It is worth the same per gram.
Broken and bent
Snapped chains, crushed bangles, melted pieces from a fire.
Imported and unmarked
Dubai, Singapore, Malaysia. XRF does not need a stamp.
Gifted and inherited
No bill needed. It is yours; that is the whole test.
How what you bring affects the rate
The payout schedule is published, and it moves with the work involved rather than with how the conversation goes.
98%
Coins and bars
Bank and jeweller coins, cast and minted bars, biscuits, sealed assay-card bullion
97%
Hallmarked plain jewellery
Stamped 916 or 750 chains, bangles, rings, plain haram and kada
96%
Unhallmarked or stone-set
Antique and temple work, kundan and jadau, diamond settings, imported and unmarked
What we buy
Jewellery of any karat and any condition, coins, bars and biscuits, dental gold, broken and single earrings, and pieces that have been sitting in a locker for forty years. Damaged is fine — we are buying metal, not resale-ready ornaments.
Yes — articles, coins, utensils and bullion, tested and weighed the same way. The published silver rate is on the rate page.
They are removed and weighed out separately, because they are not gold and you should not be paid gold rates for them. You can take the stones home, or we can value them as a separate line. What we will not do is quietly keep them inside the gold weight.
Less than it weighs, often much less. The gold foil in kundan and jadau work is usually high-karat, but the lac packed behind it is not metal at all — it is dead weight. We open the piece and show you what comes out, rather than applying a percentage you cannot check.
No. Making charges were paid to your jeweller and are not recoverable, but they are not ours to charge you for a second time either. "Wastage" is a manufacturing cost you already bore at the buying end; deducting it again at the selling end is charging you twice for the same thing.
Exactly three: the purity discount (already inside the measured number), the physical weight of anything that is not gold, and — only where a lot has to be melted — a stated, capped refining loss. Genuine melt loss rarely exceeds 1–2%. Anyone quoting 5% is quoting their margin and calling it loss.
Bring it in. Watch every number. Decide at the end.
The valuation is free, it takes about fifteen minutes, and there is no fee and no argument if you decide to take your gold home again.