Top Buyers of Gold & Diamonds
in San Diego
We Gold and Silver Jewelry & Bullion,
Diamonds and Watches.
Get a Professional Evaluation for Your Precious Assets
Fill out the form to receive an accurate evaluation of your gold, silver, jewelry, diamonds, watches, bullion bars, coins, and other precious valuables. To help us provide the most precise estimate possible, please upload clear photos of your items from multiple angles. Our experienced appraisal team will carefully review your submission and provide a fair, market-based valuation with no obligation to sell.
Why We Buy?
Get paid for that old gold and silver you aren't using
Gold Jewelry
We purchase necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets and more.
Silver Jewelry
We purchase all kind of silver jewelry, necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets and more.
Silverware
We purchase whole or partial place settings, in sterling silver at good price.
Dental Gold
Old precious metal fillings that you’ve collected over the years, bring to our store for their sale.
Gold and Silver Decor
Handles, knobs, bowls, and other architectural details—decor must be pure or sterling silver.
A Simple, Secure Way to Sell Your Old Gold and Silver
Share Images of Items
Send your old gold and silver images to our experts and get a free appraisal kit that includes a proper analysis of your items and an estimate evaluation.
Get Your Quote
Submit your ID information, and we’ll appraise your item(s) and send you an offer. We offer the best rates in the town for gold, diamond, watches and bullions.
Get paid
Once you accept the offer, you will be paid within 1 business day.
Get started today with your free appraisal kit
How to Trace if Your Item is Gold or Silver
How to check the purity of your gold?
You can use the hallmarks on your items to figure out how much they are worth. On rings, the hallmark is usually stamped on the inside of the band, on chains and necklaces, it is usually near or on the clasp, on bracelets, it is usually on the clasp or inside of the band, and on earrings, it is usually stamped on the post or back of the earring. You should look for markings such as 585, 750, or 999 to determine the amount of gold present; 999 denotes 24 karat gold, while 585 denotes 14 karat gold. You can also search for the sponsor mark from the manufacturer, refiner, or maker.
How to check the purity of your silver?
The markings will typically be marked with 800, 825, 830, or 850 if it is continental silver, indicating its varying silver content. The markings can be found in the same place on your jewelry as gold. EP or EPNS will be applied to silver plate with a low silver content. The 925 mark on sterling silver indicates that it is 92.5 percent pure. Anything marked 900 indicates 90% purity.
Do you know the level or gold or silver content?
Jewelry with a karat of 24 is 99.9 percent pure, or 0.999 fine, while jewelry with a karat of 14 contains 58.5% pure gold. The karat of your item indicates the percentage of precious metal in the item. The karat of your item is very important in estimating its value because the amount of metal in it determines its value.
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Why Trust Us with Your Old Gold and Silver?
Trusted Leader
We take great pride in our honesty, trustworthiness, and integrity as leading experts in the precious metals industry.
High Customer Ratings
With over hundreds of reviews, we has received an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and a 4.9 rating from customers themselves!
Quick Payment
Once you accept the offer, you will be paid within 1 business day in the method you select.
Frequently Asked Questions
Appraisal Process
Request a free appraisal kit to get started. Our skilled team will examine your items and provide you with an online quote once we receive them.
We consider purity (karats), weight (grams or pennyweight), and current spot market price. Testing includes electronic, XRF analysis, and acid tests. Value is based on gold content, excluding stones or other materials.
Processing usually takes 1–2 days once we receive thew images of your items. We offer best rates.
Eligible Items
We accept jewelry, silverware, dental crowns, coins, bullion, rounds, and bars in 8–24K gold.
Yes. Value is based on metal purity and weight, not condition.