Sell jewellery in Lingen (Ems). Material value or collector price.

On Saturdays too, without an appointment. Lingen (Ems) lies in southern Emsland and is an established university and business centre. Even so, many cross the district boundary into Grafschaft Bentheim when it comes to precious metals, because they want to watch the testing and discuss everything directly. Most consider a half-hour drive reasonable for an independent assessment.

Customers from Lingen and Emsland appreciate personal, discreet advice and immediate payment, without an appointment.

Examine, test purity, weigh and quote a price: the jewellery-buying process is that simple. A handful of pieces takes fifteen minutes, including payment.

Branded pieces or larger stones take longer. We examine them more closely, and that time can pay off for you.

Wedding rings are often 333 or 585 gold, sometimes platinum. They are solid and can weigh considerably, especially older broad designs.

We know there is more to these pieces than their metal. Nobody pressures you here, and you can decide even halfway through the conversation that you are keeping a ring after all.

Two or three WhatsApp photos provide initial guidance: the piece from the front, a close-up hallmark and any brand signature.

You receive a non-binding range. The offer becomes binding in person because purity and weight cannot be established from a photo.

Pearls, amber, coral and imitation ivory are not precious metals and do not count towards metal weight. A pearl necklace's value often lies in its settings and clasp.

We tell you openly when a piece's value is mainly decorative. Sometimes the better advice is to keep a necklace or have it reset rather than sell it for its metal value.