HOW TO SELL YOUR WHITE GOLD JEWELRY

January 26, 2021

Know the Value of White Gold Jewelry

Generally, the value of a white gold jewelry is based on the cost of the materials it is made from and plus the labor charge involved in making of it. Design, age, and brand of the jewelry can also add to the value, and a retailer will include a premium allowing the store to make a profit.

Depending on whom you sell your white gold jewelry to, you may only get a price for the value of the metal, or you might also be able to get a bit higher if it has any brand like Cartier, Chanel and etc.

So, for white gold resell value, you must not expect too high price from selling it. But why? White Gold sometime cost very high price when we buy it. Especially if it comes with diamond. Here some explanation about white gold resell value.

Estimating the Value of White Gold

White gold is an alloy of yellow gold and other metals covered with rhodium plating, which gives such jewelry its metallic luster. The value of white gold is based mainly on how much pure gold contains in it. Estimating the value of your white gold is not much different from figuring out the price of yellow gold.

The first thing you need to know is the karat number of your jewelry. Dividing this figure by the maximum possible karat value of 24 will give you the percentage of pure gold your piece contains.

For example, a 18-karat white gold item contains about 75% gold, 375 contains about 37.5% gold items. Once you know how much pure gold you have in your jewelry, you can estimate how much the metal is worth. All you need to do is find the current market price of gold per ounce and multiply it by the amount of gold you have. Keep in mind that gold dealers will pay less for your gold than your estimate since they will most likely resell it to refineries and need to also make a profit on the sale.

Where to Sell Your White Gold Jewelry

One option to sell your jewelry is to separate the metal from the stones and offer them to gold and diamond dealers respectively. You should also try to work with buyers who are as close to the end consumer as possible – the more middlemen between you and the ultimate buyer, the less money you will get. Check out different offers as prices may vary from one place to another.

A second option is to sell your jewelry pieces as complete items to a jewelry store or to auction them off (e.g., online). Keep in mind that if the buyer is going to break your jewelry down anyway and resell the components separately (if have diamond with the jewelry), you may not get a better price than the first option.

You also can sell your white gold to us! JEWEL CAFE is NO.1 JEWELRY RECYCLE STORE that can buy your white gold with reasonable value return. We also accept other gold grades as well. So, if you have unused white gold and no other place would buy it, just bring to us. We will pay your white gold for cash!