White gold · 585 & 750 · Nordhorn
With white gold, fineness matters, not colour. We determine the weight and gold content and pay at today's rates.
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White gold is a gold alloy given its silvery-white shine by pale alloying metals and usually rhodium plating. Value depends on fineness, not colour: 585 white gold has the same value as 585 yellow gold, and 750 white gold the same as 750 yellow gold.
We determine fineness and weight and calculate using today's gold price. White gold is often confused with platinum. We reliably distinguish them and value them correctly.
Estimate your item's material value in advance using our precious metals calculator, free and without registration.
Value depends on fineness, such as 585 or 750, not the white colour.
White gold and platinum look similar but have different prices. We check carefully.
Live gold price, transparent calculation and immediate payment.
Guides
White gold causes many misunderstandings, especially about value and confusion with platinum. Here we answer the main questions and show how to sell white gold fairly in Nordhorn.
No. It is a common misconception that white gold brings less. Only the pure gold content matters. A 585 white gold ring contains exactly as much gold as a 585 yellow gold ring and is therefore worth the same. Calculate the exact value with our gold calculator. We explain the fineness levels on our pages about 585 gold and 750 gold.
White gold and platinum look very similar but are different precious metals with their own market prices. Platinum usually carries marks such as 950 or Pt; white gold has standard gold hallmarks such as 585 or 750. We check the hallmark and, when necessary, the material, identifying each item correctly so that you receive the platinum price for platinum.
Read more about these terms in the glossary entries on fineness and alloy.
Bring your white gold without an appointment. We check the hallmarks, distinguish gold from platinum and weigh it in front of you. Rhodium-plated or slightly worn items are no problem. If you accept, we pay immediately in cash or by bank transfer.
Have a mixture of jewellery? Through our jewellery buying service we can value yellow gold, white gold and more in one visit.
While you wait
Just drop in. We can do many things straight away, without an appointment and while you wait.
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The process
Use our calculator for an initial estimate.
Enquire through the calculator with your preferred callback time.
We answer your questions and can arrange an appointment for larger collections.
Visit during opening hours without an appointment. We test and pay immediately in store.
Not sure what you have? Call us or send a photo on WhatsApp. We will be happy to help.
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Glossary
Want to know exactly what a term means? Our precious metals glossary explains the key terms clearly.
FAQ
No. Fineness, such as 585 or 750, is what matters, not colour. 585 white gold has the same value as 585 yellow gold.
White gold carries the same fineness hallmarks as yellow gold: 333, 585 or 750. Its pale colour comes from alloying metals and often a rhodium coating. If in doubt, we test it free of charge.
No. White gold is a gold alloy. Platinum is a separate precious metal with its own price. We distinguish between the two and value them correctly.
Discreet, fair and without obligation. Calculate your price, send an enquiry and we will call you back. You can also visit at any time without an appointment.
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Questions about terms such as fineness or spot price? Read our precious metals glossary