When you think about selling gold, the first thing that comes to your mind is probably bullion bars. In fact, the process of selling your gold jewellery may seem daunting. However, this is not so. Selling gold has been made easy.

Well, today, anyone can sell gold. More specifically, you too have the potential to sell scrap gold. Wondering how this may be possible? Well, if you own jewellery pieces made from gold, you are most likely to buy new gold jewellery than repair them. If anything, repairing your gold items is mostly expensive and in some cases impossible to repair. Unless you are hoarding your gold pieces owing to their sentimental value, it is better to consider selling it as scrap gold.

You’ll be surprised that you can sell scrap gold in form of single earring, broken chains, baby bangles, brooches and necklaces among other beauty jewellery that you are holding on to dearly. On the other hand, if you are wondering what to do with your jewellery that you don’t use anymore, you don’t need to worry about your jewellery being broken, missing some parts or even gemstones or having no hallmark. All these don’t matter to companies that are interested in your old jewellery items. What is important is that it is made from genuine gold.

Although the value of gold has been on a decline over the past few years, this metal is still highly valuable hence a great way to make extra cash. The majority of scrap gold buyers do not usually focus on the fact that the gold is in a bad condition or that the items are broken. Instead, what matters the most is the weight and purity of the metal. Consequently, they will make an offer based on the amount of gold contained in your jewellery. Many of these dealers also accept other precious metals as well as gemstone so do not have to worry of your gold has some stones or other kind of precious metal. You will be compensated accordingly.