Gold Calculator
 Use the Gold Calculator to estimate what your gold may be worth based on item type, weight, purity, and the current gold price. It is a useful starting point for gold jewellery, scrap gold, Krugerrands, gold coins, and gold bars before a final assessment.
Calculate Your Gold Estimate
Gold jewellery comes in many forms. We assess everyday jewellery, inherited jewellery, unwanted pieces, damaged items, and mixed jewellery lots.
Sell Your Gold by Carat
Enter the weight in grams for each carat below to calculate your estimate, optionally upload an image of your items and complete your details to submit your enquiry.
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Send Your Enquiry
Please complete your details below. All fields are required.
* This is an estimate only. Final offers depend on current market pricing, testing, item condition, verification, and handling fees.
Understanding the
Gold You Have
Not all silver is valued in the same way. The type of item, the purity of the silver, and any visible markings can all affect how it is assessed.
Pure Gold & Bullion
24ct
Gold content: 24/24  · Purity: 99%
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High Quality Jewellery
22ct
Gold content: 22/24  · Purity: 91.7%
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Premium Jewellery
18ct
Gold content: 18/24  · Purity: 75%
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Strong, Durable Jewellery
14ct
Gold content: 14/24  · Purity: 58.3%
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Affordable Everyday Gold
9ct
Gold content: 9/24  · Purity: 37.5%
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How it Works
We’ve designed our selling process to be as flexible and straightforward as possible, putting you in complete control. Whether you prefer to visit our secure location for a transparent, in-person evaluation or utilize our mail-in service from the comfort of your home, our experts are ready to assist.
Tell Us About Your Gold
Share a few details about the gold you would like to sell — item type, approximate weight, and condition.
Get It Assessed
We assess your gold based on item type, purity, weight, and current live market conditions.
Receive an Offer
You receive a transparent quote based on the gold presented — no hidden fees, no surprises.
Proceed if You're Happy
If you're satisfied with the offer, the sale is completed quickly and payment is made without delay.
Why Your Calculator Estimate May Differ From the Final Offer
The calculator uses the information entered by the user, so it cannot confirm purity, weight, authenticity, item type, condition, or collectability. It is designed to provide a starting estimate, not a final offer.
Turn Your Estimate Into a Quote
Once you have a calculator estimate, the next step is to send your item details for review. Photos, hallmarks, weight, coin details, or bar packaging can help us give you a more useful starting quote.
Gold and Bullion Coins FAQs
We buy silver bullion coins and bars across the Western Cape, whether you have a single coin or a large collection. When you sell to us, we carefully assess each bullion coin by its purity, weight, condition, and the current silver price. Unlike pawn shops, we don’t use a generic approach. Our aim is to offer a transparent, fair evaluation so you receive the best value for your coins and bullion.
The calculator estimates value by combining item type, weight, purity, and the current gold price.
No. It is an indicative estimate. Final value depends on assessment, verified weight, purity, authenticity, and current pricing.
Yes. Broken gold can be estimated if you know the weight and approximate purity.
Yes. The calculator can support Krugerrands if the size is selected, but authenticity and condition still need final assessment.
It is connected to a current gold price feed and shows the last updated price.