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Use our calculator above to get an indicative estimate. Enter the weight and purity of your items for a guide to their value.
Sell Your Gold for the Best Price
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Welcome to AZIZI JEWELLERY, where selling your unwanted gold, platinum, and silver is simple, secure, and transparent. Use our calculator below to get an indicative estimate. We welcome gold jewellery, gold coins and bars, silver items, platinum and other precious metals. Our valuation service is free and there is no obligation to accept an offer.
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Precious Metals Price Calculator
Calculate the value of your gold, platinum, and silver
Current Prices (Per Gram)
9ct Gold
£36.88
per gram
14ct Gold
£57.84
per gram
18ct Gold
£74.15
per gram
21ct Gold
£86.47
per gram
22ct Gold
£89.62
per gram
24ct Gold
£99.12
per gram
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How It Works
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Book Your Appointment
Send your details to request a convenient time to visit. Our team will contact you to confirm your appointment.
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Visit Our Office
Bring your items to your appointment. Our team will assess your gold, platinum or silver with you and explain the valuation.
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Receive Payment
If you choose to accept our final offer, we will agree the next steps and arrange payment.
Understanding Gold Purity
Gold purity is measured in carats (ct) or as a percentage. Pure gold is 24ct (99.9%), but most jewellery contains alloys for durability. Purity directly affects the value of your items. Use this guide to understand what your gold markings mean.
Karat
Gold Content
Description
24ct
99.9%
Pure gold. Very soft and rarely used in jewellery. Commonly found in gold bars, coins, and investment gold.
22ct
91.7%
High purity gold. Popular in Asian and Middle Eastern jewellery. Still quite soft but more durable than 24ct.
18ct
75.0%
Common for fine jewellery in the UK. A balance between purity and durability. Marked as 750.
14ct
58.5%
Popular in some markets. More durable and affordable. Often marked as 585.
9ct
37.5%
The minimum standard for gold in the UK. Durable and common in everyday jewellery. Marked as 375.