Gold Jewelry Buying FAQ
Gold Jewelry Buying FAQ
Old, broken, and incomplete gold jewelry still has value when the metal is real. Cash 4 Gold & Pokemon Card Buyer is at 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162. Call (786) 722-2008. Bring one earring or a whole drawer. Walk-ins are welcome 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The evaluation is free, and you can decline the offer.
What jewelry we buy
Sell old gold jewelry at 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162. Outdated styles still contain 10K, 14K, 18K, or higher gold. Fashion from another decade does not remove the metal value.
Sell gold rings where the karat is tested in front of you and the offer is explained. Cash 4 Gold & Pokemon Card Buyer buys wedding bands, fashion rings, class rings, and broken rings at 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162. Stones can be reviewed with the band.
Yes. A broken chain is weighed for its gold content. The clasp or a missing link changes the look, and the karat and weight still drive the melt offer.
Yes. One earring, a mismatched pair, or a bent hoop still has gold content. Bring singles with the rest of your lot.
Yes. Broken chains, bracelets, rings, and single earrings are bought for the gold in them. A failed clasp or a missing link does not remove karat value.
Yes. Plain bands, rings with missing stones, and rings you no longer wear are all accepted. Purity and weight come first. Diamonds set in the ring can be evaluated on their own.
Yes. A receipt is optional. The evaluation uses testing and weight. A government photo ID is used when you complete a precious-metals sale in Florida.
Yes. Style trends change the retail market. They do not erase karat gold. Bring pieces that have sat in a box for years.
Yes. Empty settings still hold gold. Tell us if any stones are already loose in the bag so they can be looked at separately.
Yes. Dental gold, crowns, and bridges can contain gold. We test what you bring and explain the offer. A dental office receipt is optional.
Bring it and we will test it. Gold-plated jewelry has a thin surface layer over a base metal. Solid karat gold is what produces a melt offer. If the test shows plating, we will say so and you keep the piece.
Yes. Inherited jewelry is a common reason people visit. You do not need the original owner’s receipt. Bring a photo ID for the sale, and any estate paperwork you already have.
Yes. Estate lots can mix gold, silver, diamonds, and watches. We go piece by piece so a mixed drawer is sorted in front of you.
If it is karat gold, sterling silver, platinum, or set with diamonds, it can be. Costume pieces and gold plate are identified during testing. The free evaluation tells you which is which.
Yes. Damage, tarnish, and broken clasps do not remove gold content. Cleaning at home is optional and does not create a higher karat.
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