Gold Jewelry Calculator
Calculate your gold jewelry value including rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Get accurate pricing with live gold market rates.
Calculate your gold jewelry value including rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Get accurate pricing with live gold market rates.
Choose your jewelry category: ring, necklace, bracelet, earrings, or other pieces for accurate valuation methodology.
Use a precise digital scale to weigh your gold jewelry in grams, ounces, or pennyweights. Remove stones if possible for accuracy.
Look for hallmarks or stamps (10K, 14K, 18K, etc.) indicating purity. Most jewelry is 10K-18K, with 14K being most common.
Evaluate honestly: excellent (like new), good (minor wear), fair (visible wear), poor (heavy damage), or scrap (broken).
Identify any diamonds, precious stones, or costume jewelry elements that may affect weight and value calculations.
Review melt, scrap, and retail values to understand your jewelry's worth across different selling options.
Specialized calculations for different jewelry types with appropriate condition factors and stone considerations.
Get melt value, scrap price, and retail estimates to understand all your selling options and maximize returns.
Uses industry-standard formulas and current market prices for reliable, professional-grade jewelry valuations.
No registration required. Your jewelry calculations remain completely private and secure on your device.
Group jewelry by karat purity (10K, 14K, 18K) as buyers typically pay different rates for each purity level.
Extract valuable diamonds and precious stones before selling gold. Stones often have separate value beyond the gold content.
Compare offers from jewelry stores, pawn shops, gold buyers, and online dealers to find the best price for your pieces.
Designer or antique pieces may be worth more than melt value. Research brand premiums before selling as scrap.
Clean jewelry gently to improve appearance and condition assessment. Better presentation can lead to higher offers.
Monitor gold prices and sell when market conditions are favorable. Gold prices fluctuate daily based on market conditions.
Our calculator uses live gold prices and industry-standard formulas. Results are estimates within 5-10% of actual dealer offers, depending on market conditions and jewelry specifics.
Melt value is the pure gold content worth. Retail value considers craftsmanship, brand, and design. Scrap buyers pay closer to melt value, while collectors pay retail premiums.
Look for hallmarks or stamps (10K, 14K, 18K, etc.) usually found on the inside of rings or clasps of necklaces. Use an acid test kit for unmarked pieces.
Consider sentimental value, current gold prices, storage costs, and financial needs. Gold jewelry can be a good store of value but may have premiums above melt value.
Gold-filled has more gold content than plated but less than solid gold. Gold-plated has minimal gold value. Both are worth significantly less than solid gold jewelry.
Diamonds and precious stones have separate value beyond gold content. Remove valuable stones before selling gold, as scrap buyers typically don't pay for stone value.
Compare offers from jewelry stores, coin shops, gold buyers, and online dealers. Avoid pawn shops for valuable pieces as they typically offer lower prices.
Our calculator updates gold prices every 5 minutes during market hours based on live spot prices. You can also manually override with specific dealer quotes.