Sell old gold in Wietmarschen. Full material value, even when broken.

Even a small bag can make the journey worthwhile. Assessment is free. The municipality of Wietmarschen, with its districts of Lohne and Wietmarschen, directly borders Nordhorn and, like us, belongs to Grafschaft Bentheim. No other town with its own page on our website is closer. Visits are often spontaneous: drop in, have your items checked and carry on, without calling ahead.

Customers from Wietmarschen, Lohne and Grafschaft Bentheim appreciate personal, discreet advice and immediate payment, without an appointment.

What matters is pure gold content, not the number of pieces. A gram of 750 gold is three-quarters fine gold; 333 is only one-third. Similar-sized rings can therefore differ greatly.

A single wedding ring often weighs four to six grams. A small tin regularly produces more value than its size suggests.

Purchased old gold is melted down rather than resold. A Scheideanstalt (precious metal refinery), or precious-metal refinery, separates the metals and recovers them in pure form for reuse.

Dents, scratches, missing clasps and tarnish do not affect material value. Cleaning is unnecessary: it takes time, removes material and adds no weight.

Testing, purity measurement and weighing are free, regardless of quantity or whether you sell. You pay neither for an assessment nor a second opinion.

There is no minimum quantity. We weigh and account for a single earring just as carefully as a bag of scrap gold.

Hallmarks appear inside rings, on chain clasps or behind pendants and state purity in thousandths. Germany commonly uses 333, 585 and 750; internationally, 375, 417 and 916 also occur.

Hallmarks can wear away after decades of use or disappear on broken pieces. This is no obstacle: we determine purity free of charge without damage before discussing price.