Gold Buying
For old gold, broken gold, silver cutlery, bars and coins.
- Viewing and consultation
- Inspection and weighing in your presence
- Offer at today's price
- Payout, immediately if you like
Your benefitYou know what you'll receive on the same day.

We buy gold and silver jewellery, silver cutlery, bars and coins at today's material value. After inspection you receive an offer immediately, paid out on the spot if you like.
Without an appointment: Tuesday to Friday, 10am–12pm and 1pm–5pm. With an appointment we take more time for your pieces.
We include exceptional pieces in our auctions to achieve proceeds above pure material value. More about Gold Buying Plus
Choose an alloy and enter the weight. The fineness is shown by the hallmark, the small stamp in the jewellery.
Non-binding estimate based on our buying prices as of 04/11/2026, 20:08. We confirm the final amount after inspection.
Book an appointment for an appraisalBranded jewellery, antique pieces or watches? How to get more than material value
As of: 04/11/2026, 20:08
Silver cutlery usually carries the stamp 800 or 835. The numbers 90 or 100 mark silver-plated, non-solid cutlery.
Tap a tile to load the alloy into the gold calculator.
The hallmark is a small stamp, usually on the inside of a ring, on a chain's clasp, or on a brooch's pin. A magnifying glass or your phone's camera makes it easy to read.
Can't find a hallmark? No problem, we check the fineness on site.
| Hallmark | Karat | Gold content |
|---|---|---|
| 333 | 8 | 33,3 % |
| 585 | 14 | 58,5 % |
| 750 | 18 | 75,0 % |
| 916 | 22 | 91,6 % |
| 999 | 24 | 99,9 % |
Not every piece of jewellery belongs in the melting pot. At the viewing we tell you which route is worth it for your piece.
For old gold, broken gold, silver cutlery, bars and coins.
Your benefitYou know what you'll receive on the same day.
For branded jewellery, antique pieces, watches and jewellery with valuable gemstones.
Your benefitA chance at proceeds above material value, secured by a reserve price.
We recommend an appointment so we can take enough time for your pieces. During our opening hours, Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 12pm and 1pm to 5pm, you're also welcome without one.
We sort your pieces by fineness and weigh them on a calibrated scale. The weight multiplied by the per-gram price of that alloy gives the buying price. We adjust the per-gram prices daily to the precious metal rate.
Your pieces and a valid ID card or passport. For precious metal purchases, identification is legally required from certain amounts onward.
For gold buying, immediately after inspection if you like. For an auction, you receive the payout after the hammer falls.
In a pure gold purchase we only pay for the precious metal. Jewellery with valuable stones is therefore also worth checking for auction, since there the whole piece counts.
Yes. We buy silver cutlery, gold and silver coins as well as bars at material value. Coins with collector value and cutlery from renowned manufacturers can be worthwhile for an auction.
How to spot fair buyers, what warning signs to watch for, and when jewellery is worth more than its gold.
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333, 585 or 750: what the stamps mean and how to estimate the value yourself.
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Solid or plated? How to tell the difference and when an auction is worth it.
Coming soon
| Monday | closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday to Friday | 10am–12pm and 1pm–5pm |
| Saturday and Sunday | closed |
Extended opening hours apply during auction weeks. For gold buying we recommend an appointment.