What you should consider when evaluating
Small fortunes lie dormant in many households. You can have the actual value of your gold and silver jewelry or inherited jewelry, for example, determined by a specialist. But how does the valuation of jewelry and the like work?
Having jewelry valued - How Gold & Co values your jewelry
The first step is to rub the individual pieces on a touchstone. This is necessary in order to determine the exact number of carats or the gold content as part of the jewelry appraisal using a special test acid that is applied to the abrasion. The gold test using test acid is the most reliable and meaningful test. There is also a density measurement and a spectral analysis.
Once the exact fineness is known, the jewelry is separated by carat and weighed to the nearest gram. To guarantee a perfect result, Gold & Co. only uses state-calibrated scales.
Please note: It should be just as natural to look directly at the scales as it is to weigh the sausage in the delicatessen department. After all, you want to know how much your pieces weigh, don't you? The higher the weight, the higher the price.
Calculation of the purchase price
Once your jewelry has been valued and weighed, the purchase price is calculated. The price is based on the number of carats (fineness), the weight and the current daily exchange rate(at the purchase prices).
The entire evaluation should be free of charge and non-binding, anything else would be dubious.
When you have your valuables valued by Gold & Co, you are not entering into any obligation to sell. You are of course free to obtain further offers. You can see more about this in our video.
What does Gold & Co buy?
Basically, we buy all items or pieces of jewelry made of precious metals such as gold and silver, for example gold jewelry, dental gold, gold coins and bars, scrap gold and broken gold, table silver and broken silver, silver bars and coins, platinum and palladium. To give you an initial idea of the value of your precious metal, we also publish the current precious metal prices on our website
Free jewelry appraisal for the preparation of expert opinions
You are also welcome to have your jewelry valued by us free of charge in the case of inheritance, probate or estates. Especially for notaries or appraisers, a second opinion in the valuation of bequeathed jewelry is necessary for expert opinions. We will be happy to assist you at any time.
Whether for private or professional purposes - if you would like to have your jewelry valued, you are welcome to do so with us free of charge and without obligation. Contact us or drop by one of our Vienna.
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