Sell Gold Jewellery
WHERE TO SELL GOLD JEWELLERY IN SINGAPORE AT BEST PRICE?
Knowing where to sell gold jewellery in Singapore at high rate is important to get the highest price for your gold physical holding. If you are trying to sell gold jewelry, sell gold bars, sell gold coins, sell scrap gold in Singapore, by selling to Pawnshop or Goldsmith shop, you might be getting at a very low rate and end up not getting the best price for your gold jewellery you want to liquidate.
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Sell Any (18K), 916 (22k) or 999 (24k) Gold Jewellery at Best Price in Singapore
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SellGoldSilver.com.sg, is now a division of Gold Price Singapore Pte Ltd. We constantly require gold for production to manufacture into finished gold merchandise. We can offer you the best price for your gold items and we can either use it for manufacturing or sell to interested buyers at a excellent value, as a result developing a win-win situation for both sellers and buyers.
We buy back all forms of gold products, you may sell 916 gold jewellery, sell gold bars, sell kilo gold bars, sell gold coins, and sell scrap gold. We even buy back damaged gold which break into pieces.
Our professional valuation officers will assist you to valuate your gold jewellery and determine the best price of each piece of gold jewellery you want to sell. You can request for a non obligation quote on your gold jewellery you want to valuate.
You may find out the updated Gold Price in Singapore and Silver Price in Singapore with us.
GOLD SELLERS
You may watsapp your gold items to us at (65) 9781 8351 and we can valuate your gold items and provide you with the quote. After you confirm the quote, you can arrange appointment with us to drop by to your location and collect your gold products free of charge.
GOLD BUYERS
If you are a interested gold buyers who're interested to buy gold items at good price, you could also request a non-obligation quote with us at (65) 9781 8351.
TYPES OF GOLD USED TO MANUFACTURE GOLD JEWELRY
Knowing the types of gold used to make gold jewellery are important to us. Our valuation officers are very experience in accessing all types of gold products, thus we're capable of supplying you with the best price of your gold jewellery!
Do you know there are more than one type of gold your gold jewelry is made of? There are many type of gold jewellery with different alloy made by mixing gold and different metals together.
Below are the different types of gold and how they are created:
YELLOW GOLD
Yellow gold is the most common gold used in gold jewellery. Although yellow is a natural color of gold, yellow gold isn't the same as pure or fine gold. Yellow gold is very soft, thus not suitable for making gold jewellery unless it is mixd with other metals to harden it.
Yellow gold jewellery you can commonly see in the market have different purity grading depending on how much actual gold it contain measured by karat. The lower the percentage of gold content, the lower the karat number.
In general, lower karat gold jewellery colour is less intense than the higher karat one. Low karat gold jewellery are harder and more durable than gold jewellery which are more pure.
COLORED GOLD
Yellow is gold original color, any alloy of this metal that have different hue is colored gold. The color of gold alloy will depend on the other metals that are mixed to it.
Below are the most common types of colored gold:
WHITE GOLD
This is the most popular gold alloy used in jewellery market. To achieve white color, the gold is mixed with palladium or nickel to make it white in color. By simply adding white metals isn't enough to achieve a perfect white color, still the white gold will look abit yellowish, to achieve perfect white color, it is plated with rhodium, which will result to give the white gold jewellery its color and luster.
ROSE GOLD
Rose gold is a mixture of copper that is mixed in the alloy. The more copper it contain, the more intense the rose color becomes. High-copper rose gold alloys have intense reddish hue to it and therefore known as red gold. Rose gold that contain less copper will have faint color, also known as pink gold.
BLACK GOLD
Gold can achieve its black color by using several methods. One method is simply cover the surface with black rhodium. Another method is to treat the surface of the gold with certain chemical to changes its color. It's also possible to change the color of a gold alloy containing cobalt, copper, titanium or iron by causing its surface to oxidize using heat.
GREEN GOLD
It can be achieved by mixing gold with silver (or more rarely, cadmium). The green color is usually not very intense, most of the green gold looks more like yellow gold with a greenish hue.
GREY GOLD
Grey gold can be achieved by mixing gold with copper, silver and manganese.
PURPLE GOLD
Purple gold can be achieved by adding aluminum and pure gold together, result to purple gold. It isn't very durable and can break easily because the compound is relatively brittle.
BLUE GOLD
Blue gold can be achieved by mixing indium with 24-karat gold. similar to purple gold, the reult of blue gold compound tends to be brittle. An alternative way to make blue gold is mix gold with iron or rhodium and treat the alloy with heat so that the mixture oxidizes and results to a blue layer.