Knowledge Centre
Selling Gold, Jewellery and Watches
Understand testing, offers, payment and how to prepare items for sale.
Questions in this topic
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What gold, silver or jewellery will Knox buy?
Precious-metal buyers generally purchase items whose value comes mainly from their gold, silver or platinum content, such as bullion coins, bars and precious-metal jewellery, including…
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How do I sell Krugerrands to Knox?
To sell Krugerrands to Knox, contact the team to describe the coins and arrange a visit, then bring the coins with your identification and proof of ownership. Knox inspects, weighs and…
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Can I sell gold jewellery even if it is broken?
Yes, broken gold jewellery can usually be sold, because its value lies mainly in the gold it contains rather than in whether it can be worn. Snapped chains, bent rings and single earrings…
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Can I sell silver jewellery or silverware?
Solid silver jewellery and silverware can often be sold, usually for the value of the silver they contain once tested and weighed. Plated items, such as electroplated nickel silver…
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Can I sell a luxury watch to Knox?
Possibly, depending on Knox's current watch purchase policy and the watch itself. Watch offers generally depend on the brand, reference, condition, service history, box and papers, resale…
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How is the offer for my gold or jewellery calculated?
An offer for gold or jewellery generally starts with the weight of the item and its tested purity, which together give the amount of fine metal it contains. That amount is multiplied by…
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Is an online or telephone quote the final amount?
No. An online or telephone quote is an indication based on the information you provide and the price at that moment. The final offer can be confirmed only once the item has been physically…
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What identification or proof of ownership do I need when selling?
When selling gold, jewellery, bullion or watches, you should expect to provide a valid identity document, proof of address (dated within the last 3 months), banking details for payment and…
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How and when will I be paid?
You are paid only after you accept Knox's offer and the required identity, ownership and compliance checks are complete. Precious-metal buyers commonly pay by electronic transfer to an…
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Should I sell my gold or borrow against it instead?
There is no single right answer; it depends on your circumstances. Selling turns gold into money permanently and ends your exposure to its price. Borrowing against it keeps ownership for…
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