What jewellery we buy
- Necklaces, haar, chains and mangalsutra
- Bangles, kadas and bracelets
- Rings, earrings, jhumkas and nose pins
- Temple jewellery, antique and kundan pieces (gold content only)
- Hallmarked (HUID) and non-hallmarked jewellery
- Single or mismatched pieces, broken links and bent items
How your jewellery is priced
Jewellery is priced on its gold content. Making charges, GST and design premiums you paid at purchase are not recovered by any buyer — this is true at every jeweller and gold buyer in India.
Offer = Net gold weight (g) × Purity % × Today's 24K rate per gram × Payout %
| Stamp on jewellery | Karat | Gold purity |
|---|---|---|
| 999 | 24K | 99.9% |
| 916 | 22K | 91.6% |
| 833 | 20K | 83.3% |
| 750 | 18K | 75.0% |
| 585 | 14K | 58.5% |
Jeweller exchange vs selling to us
| Typical jeweller | Instant Gold Value | |
|---|---|---|
| Where testing happens | Behind the counter | In front of you, at home |
| Testing method | Touchstone / acid (scratches) | In front of you, at home |
| Payment | Often only as exchange credit | Instant bank transfer |
| Rate shown | Rarely disclosed | Live rate + payout % shown upfront |
| Pressure to buy new jewellery | Common | Never |
Tips to get the best price for old jewellery
- Check today's gold rate in Mumbai before you sell.
- Look for the purity stamp (916, 750) and the 6-digit HUID — it speeds up valuation.
- Ask for the stone weight to be deducted separately so you see the net gold weight.
- Get the offer as a breakdown (weight × purity × rate) — we give this by default.
- Sell only the pieces you want; keep the rest.