Sell gold jewellery & other gold items

Yes. Broken, worn or damaged gold jewellery can still have gold value. A broken clasp, a missing stone or wear does not remove the gold in the item. The price depends mainly on the gold purity and net weight of gold, and parts that are not gold may be deducted. You can value your gold online and see current buying prices before bringing it to us.

Yes. Gold valuation at Tavex is free and you are under no obligation to sell after we have valued your items.

You can also see our current buying prices and value your gold online before you visit us.

If you would like more guidance before selling, you are also welcome to contact Tavex for personal advice.

Payment is normally made within 1–3 banking days after you have accepted Tavex’s offer and provided the necessary payment details.

If you sell your gold in a Tavex store, we first test and value the gold and present an offer. If you use the Tavex Gold Envelope, we contact you with an offer after the gold has been received and valued.

You can value your gold online and see our current buying prices before you sell.

Yes. White gold, rose gold and red gold are real gold mixed with other metals to change the colour and strength. When you sell it for its gold value, the gold purity and net weight are more important than the colour. Tavex can test and value these items in the same way as yellow-gold jewellery. You can see our current gold buying prices and value your items online.

Yes. Gold can still have value even if it has no visible stamp or hallmark. Older jewellery, worn items and items from other countries may have missing or unclear markings. Tavex can test the item, estimate the purity and make an offer based on the actual gold content. You can value your gold online or find a Tavex store for professional testing.

Look for a small fineness stamp or hallmark on the item. Common markings are 375 for 9K, 585 for 14K, 750 for 18K and 875 for 21K. Older or heavily worn jewellery may have a faint or missing stamp, so the marking alone is not always sufficient. If you are unsure, Tavex can test the item for you. You can see current buying prices and value your gold online before you visit us.

18K gold contains 75% pure gold and is usually marked 750. The value per gram changes with the gold market and Tavex’s current buying price, so the amount you can receive varies over time. You can see Tavex’s current buying price for 18K/750 and calculate an estimated value here.

When selling gold, compare the actual price you receive per gram for your gold purity – not just claims that someone offers the “best gold price”.

At Tavex, we consistently offer competitive and transparent buying prices with no hidden fees. Your gold is professionally tested and valued based on purity and weight, and payment is normally made within 1–3 banking days after the sale has been completed.

You can see our current buying prices and value your gold online before you visit us.

Bring your precious metal items and valid ID to a Tavex store. We test and weigh the metal, calculate an offer based on our current buying prices and explain the result to you. If you accept the offer, we complete the purchase and arrange payment. If you do not want to sell, you can simply decline before the transaction is completed. You can see our current gold buying prices online and find your nearest Tavex store here.

Usually not. Gold-plated and silver-plated items only have a very thin layer of precious metal on the outside, which normally contains too little gold or silver for our standard purchasing service. If you are unsure whether an item is solid precious metal or plated, you can bring it to a Tavex store and we will help you check it. Find our stores and contact details here.

We mainly look at three things: the item’s purity, the net weight of precious metal and Tavex’s current buying price. We test and weigh the item before making an offer so you know what the valuation is based on. The original retail price, design or sentimental value normally does not increase the scrap value. You can see current gold buying prices and value your gold online before you visit us.

Yes. You can send eligible gold jewellery, gold coins and gold bars using the Tavex Gold Envelope. Follow the instructions in the envelope, seal the gold in the security bag and hand the trackable and insured shipment in at the specified PostNord service point instead of using ordinary mail. Keep the receipt until the process is complete. Once we receive your gold, we test and value it and then contact you with an offer. Learn more or order the Tavex Gold Envelope here.

Tavex buys many common gold purities, including 9K/375, 14K/585, 18K/750 and 21K/875, as well as other recognised finenesses.

If you cannot find a stamp or are unsure about the purity, that is not a problem – Tavex can test the item for you. A missing or unclear stamp does not automatically mean that the item has no gold value.

You can also value your gold online and see our current buying prices before you visit us.

You can sell many genuine gold and silver items to Tavex, including jewellery, certain coins and bars, and other precious metal items that meet our purchasing requirements. The value depends mainly on the metal, purity and net weight of precious metal. You can value your gold online and see current buying prices or contact Tavex if you are unsure what you have.