A & D Gold And Silver / Coins
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428 Lake Ave, St James, NY 11780
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How to sell jewelry to a buyer you can verify
Goldiew lists 9,543 jewelry buyers across the United States, and each one has its own profile page with reviews from people who actually sold jewelry there. Buyers cannot pay to improve their rating, so what you read reflects how sellers were treated: the offer, the explanation that came with it, and how the visit felt. Use the map and filters above to find buyers near you, then compare a few profiles before choosing where to go. Before any visit, it pays to know what you hold: find the karat stamps on your pieces, weigh them at home, and check the live metal price on our gold price page. A seller who knows the melt value of a piece can immediately tell a fair offer from a weak one.
9,543jewelry buyers listed
16,690verified customer reviews
4.3/5average customer rating
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Jewelry buyers by state
- Jewelry buyers in California1,232
- Jewelry buyers in Florida826
- Jewelry buyers in Texas821
- Jewelry buyers in New York548
- Jewelry buyers in North Carolina366
- Jewelry buyers in Georgia356
- Jewelry buyers in Illinois324
- Jewelry buyers in Pennsylvania307
- Jewelry buyers in Michigan264
- Jewelry buyers in Ohio263
- Jewelry buyers in Virginia229
- Jewelry buyers in Arizona222
Every state and most cities have their own page, each with a live map of nearby options.
Jewelry buyer, jeweler, pawn shop or coin dealer?
A jewelry buyer is the specialist when you want to sell rings, chains, bracelets or watches for their value. If you want a repair, a resize, a custom piece or an appraisal document, look at a jeweler instead. A pawn shop fits when you would rather borrow against the piece and keep the option of getting it back. And if what you hold is coins rather than jewelry, a coin dealer is the right counter, because collector value needs a different kind of eye.
Before you sell jewelry
- Find the karat stamps (10K, 14K, 18K) on each piece and group your jewelry by karat before the visit.
- Weigh your pieces at home in grams. A kitchen scale is enough to sanity check any offer.
- Check the live gold price the same day so you can estimate the melt value of each group.
- Ask whether designer, antique or gem-set pieces are valued beyond their metal. Some pieces are worth more intact than melted.
- Compare at least two offers before selling a larger lot, and read the most recent reviews of each buyer first.
Selling jewelry: common questions
How much of the gold price do jewelry buyers pay?
Offers come in below the melt value of your pieces, because the buyer has to cover refining, testing and their margin. How far below varies a lot from one buyer to another, which is exactly why weighing your jewelry, checking the day's spot price and comparing two or three offers changes what you walk away with.
Do jewelry buyers take broken or mismatched pieces?
Yes. Broken chains, single earrings and damaged rings still carry their full metal value, so they are bought by weight and karat like anything else. Condition mostly matters for pieces that could resell intact, such as designer or antique jewelry.
Should I get an appraisal before selling?
An insurance appraisal states replacement value, which is much higher than what any buyer pays, so do not treat it as a price target. For ordinary gold jewelry, karat, weight and the day's metal price tell you most of what you need. A formal appraisal is worth it mainly for pieces with possible designer, antique or gemstone value.
How are the ratings on this page calculated?
Every rating comes from reviews published on the buyer's profile on Goldiew by people who sold or tried to sell there. We are a directory and review platform, we do not buy jewelry ourselves, and buyers cannot pay to change their score.