Best place to sell gold in the UK, Hatton Garden or by post — plus bars, coins, inherited collections and designer jewellery.
Looking for the best second-hand jewellery place in Hatton Garden? Fine Jewellery Buyers buys pre-owned gold, Cartier, Tiffany, diamonds and watches — free valuation, walk-in or post, same-day pay.
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You do not have to visit Hatton Garden. Send photos for a free valuation. If the estimate is right, we send prepaid postage. We open your parcel on camera and pay by same-day bank transfer if you accept.
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The best place to sell gold in the UK is a specialist who pays live market rates — Hatton Garden in person, or insured post from any UK postcode. Here is how to choose.
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“Sell gold near me” usually means a local scrap ticket. The better option is a Hatton Garden specialist — walk in if you are in London, or post insured from home.
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Hatton Garden has many gold buyers. The best one shows a live rate, tests in front of you, and pays the same day. Here is how Fine Jewellery Buyers works.
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If you want to sell gold, price it against today’s market — not a pawn ticket. Live rates, what we buy, and how to get paid the same day.
Read MoreHatton Garden is where London sells gold. Fine Jewellery Buyers pays live market-linked prices at 88–90 Hatton Garden. Check our Google reviews, then walk in or book.
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A kilo bar or a sealed PAMP pack is not scrap. Here is how high-value sellers keep the bullion premium when they sell gold bars in the UK.
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Inherited gold is rarely one melt price. Executors and families who sort jewellery, coins and bars separately keep more of the estate.
Read MoreFull sovereigns, halves, Krugerrands and Britannias are priced on gold first — then we check whether any coin is worth more than melt.
Read MoreLots over a few thousand pounds need a quiet room, a senior valuer and same-day settlement — not a high-street counter quote.
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Signed gold from Cartier, Tiffany and Boodles is often worth more than scrap. Authenticate first. Melt last.
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