Gold jewellery
Rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings and brooches in 9ct, 14ct, 18ct and 22ct. All hallmarks accepted, including white and rose gold.
Est. 1998
Why travel with your valuables? We test with XRF equipment, work from live market prices, and make an instant, transparent offer on your doorstep.
Gold
Offers are based on three precise factors: exact weight, verified carat, and the live gold price at the moment of appraisal. Trade-certified scales and non-destructive testing keep the process transparent. There is no obligation to sell.
Indicative rates published 5 October 2026. Your offer follows the market on the day.
Gold spot
£100.94 / gram
£3,139.72 per troy ounce
| 9ct | £37.85 / g |
|---|---|
| 14ct | £59.05 / g |
| 18ct | £75.71 / g |
| 22ct | £92.46 / g |
| 24ct | £100.94 / g |
Rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings and brooches in 9ct, 14ct, 18ct and 22ct. All hallmarks accepted, including white and rose gold.
Sovereigns, Britannias, Krugerrands and international gold coins. Single pieces or full collections.
Bars, ingots and any other form of scrap. Snapped chains, single earrings and bent rings are valued by weight.
Crowns, bridges and fillings, handled discreetly with same-day testing and immediate payment.
“Exceptional service. They offered me significantly more than three other dealers.” Margaret H. — Bournemouth
Silver
Specialist buyers of sterling silver, silverware and bullion. Value is calculated from fine metal weight and the live London bullion price, including Sterling (92.5%) and Britannia (95.8%). Found a higher written quote from a licensed UK dealer? We will match or beat a genuine offer.
£1.49 / gram spot · £46.31 / oz · 925 at £1.38 / g
Platinum & palladium
Rare metals need specialist equipment. Portable XRF spectrometry identifies purity in seconds, without damage, and the offer follows the live platinum and palladium market. Hallmarks such as Pt or 950 are helpful; if you are unsure whether a white piece is platinum or white gold, we test it in front of you.
Platinum spot
£41.45 / g
950 at £39.37 / g · £1,289.09 / oz
Palladium spot
£28.59 / g
950 at £27.16 / g · £889.10 / oz
Rates shown were published on 5 October 2026 and are a guide only.
Diamonds & gemstones
Do not settle for scrap prices on a diamond. GIA-trained gemologists grade cut, colour, clarity and carat with professional loupes, in your home. A laboratory report from GIA, AGS, HRD or IGI can lift the offer, but uncertified stones are still valued fairly.
We buy engagement rings, eternity bands, studs, tennis bracelets, rivières, loose stones of any shape, and coloured gems including ruby, sapphire and emerald. A gentle clean helps us see brilliance clearly, though it is not essential.
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Antiques & medals
From Art Deco diamonds to Victorian gold, antique value rests on craftsmanship, period, rarity and maker — not scrap weight alone. We also prepare itemised reports for probate, suitable for executors and HMRC, and we treat inherited collections with care.
1837–1901
Sentimental brooches, lockets and mourning pieces, often with intricate goldwork.
1901–1915
Delicate platinum and diamond filigree from a refined era.
1920s–1930s
Geometric forms, colour contrast and streamlined design.
Previously owned fine jewellery from Georgian treasures to mid-century statements.
Hallmarked tea sets, candelabra, flatware and pieces by British silversmiths.
Campaign medals, gallantry awards and regimental badges, valued by award, recipient and history.
Designer and vintage costume pieces are assessed on their own merits, not dismissed as scrap.
EPNS and Sheffield plate are worth less than solid sterling, and we still offer a fair price for complete sets.
Tankards, plates and decorative pewter from house clearances and family collections.
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