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GoldBuyersNearMe.com Buys All Jewelry
Although gold buying is our forte, we also buy all jewelry. And the best thing is you no longer have to move from the comfort of your home to sell. Our online jewelry buying store quickly and safely appraises your bracelet, necklace, or ring and buys it within minutes.
We buy rings, necklaces, pendants, charms, bracelets/anklets, earrings, cufflinks, watches, brooches/pins, and precious stones, including diamonds and gemstones. We also buy all vintage, antique, and estate jewelry. Your items can be broken, have scratches, or are mismatched. They can be old or new. Regardless of their condition, we will buy your jewelry.
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Why Are We Your Best Jewelry Buying Bet?
Because we use the most straightforward transactional steps, which include:
Remember, we also provide 100% risk free and shipping.
Types Of Jewelry Designers And Brands We Buy
At Gold Buyers Near Me, we buy all designer and luxury brands. Whether you are looking to sell last season’s design or a vintage piece, we will happily take it off your hands regardless of the condition. We buy all fine, designer and luxury brands including:
What Is the Difference Between Antique, Vintage Jewelry, and Estate Jewelry?
Antique, Vintage, and Estate jewelry have distinct features that set them apart from each other. Here is an explanation of each type.
Antique Jewelry is customarily jewelry that was crafted over 100 years ago between the 1900’s and 1930’s.
An era usually identifies vintage jewelry. It includes the historic Georgian and Victorian, Art Nouveau, Edwardian design periods and the Art Deco, Retro, Mid-Century, Modern, and Contemporary periods.
Estate jewelry is jewelry previously owned, and it can be from any era. So, an antique or vintage piece of jewelry would then be also considered estate jewelry.
Are you looking to cash in on some old pieces of gold jewelry? Then, you have come to the right place. Request your free appraisal kit today to get started.
Do We Buy Gold Plated or Gold Filled?
What Is the Difference?
Most people are unsure of the features and ultimate value of either gold-plated and gold-filled jewelry. There are stark differences between the two which, of course, affect pricing.
Gold plated: It means that there is a microscopic covering of gold over another piece of metal – most often copper, silver, or nickel.
Gold-filled: This jewelry type has gold bonded to a base metal, usually sterling silver or brass. Gold-filled also uses a gold alloy that will make it more robust depending on the karat used. Unlike gold plated, gold-filled jewelry has a much thicker coat, though the gold still makes up a fraction of the item’s weight.
To determine how much gold is in your gold-filled jewelry, check for a hallmark. This inscription should tell you:
- The proportion of gold in pieces (1/5, 1/10, 1/20)
- The karat rating of the gold (10k, 12k, 14k)
- The letters “GF” meaning “Gold Filled”
So if your jewelry’s hallmark reads “1/5 14k GF,” it means your item has a layer of 14k gold on the surface that must weigh at least 1/5th the item’s total weight. These specifications will determine the value of your gold-filled item.
Important to note: You can expect to receive the most money selling jewelry that contains a high percentage of precious metal, but we do on occasion buy gold-filled items, though these items do not have much gold, which reduces the price we can pay.