What Do We Buy?
It may be possible to repair or remodel unwanted or broken jewellery. Alternatively, you may wish to consider releasing its cash value.
How to Sell
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes this is by far the best thing to do! We will assess your items and make an offer, often while you wait. There is no obligation and you can choose whether to accept or decline our offer. Fluctuating metal prices mean that offers are valid only on the day that they are made. Often, jewellery may have a higher value than its scrap metal value and we may be able to achieve a higher offer price if you are prepared to leave the items with us for a short time. To sell to us you need to be over 18 and need to have identification.
We can usually make an instant payment in cash or by cheque if you prefer. Alternatively, you could choose to receive the amount credited to a gift card.
We will not be able to make you an offer until we see the items but may be able to offer some advice.
If we choose to make you an offer the minimum amount offered will reflect the prevailing market scrap metal price. But we may be able to offer you more than this depending on the item. We would need to see that item and cannot make offers without inspection.
No, not necessarily, we may offer much more! If an item has value other than its intrinsic metal value, we may be able to make you a much better offer.
In many cases we would be able to make you an offer in just a few minutes. But if you have an item which is likely to be worth more than its scrap value it would be of benefit to you to leave the item with us for a short time so that we can research and offer you the best possible price.
We’ve been buying and selling gold and jewellery in Salisbury since 1905 and have a good reputation for quality of service. We are also members of the National Association of Jewellers.
A reputable dealer would not say this, and in any case how would they know? You should only ever part with your valuables if you are happy with the offer, and we would advise thinking the matter over in private before coming to any decision.
Possibly! Many reputable companies have an online presence, but we find that most of our customers find it easier to trust and deal with a long established bricks-and-mortar business where they can chat to an experienced and trained member of staff about the various options that may be available.
If you are not happy with an offer made for your jewellery and have a noteworthy piece that is in a saleable condition, you may want to consider either selling it privately or appointing us to sell it for you on a commission basis. You may eventually attain a higher value but of course, there's no guarantee that the piece will sell quickly. We can offer advice on both of these options.