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Singapore Gold Market Buyback Service
Submit gold, silver, platinum or palladium for a buyback inquiry. Jewellery has whole-piece and metal-content assessment routes; watches have a separate manual assessment service. Item suitability, checks and final quotes require individual confirmation.
Bullion estimates cover listed gold products. Silver, platinum, palladium, jewellery, and watches require manual quotes.
Photo screening and basic purchase assessment are free, without an obligation to sell. Paid extras need written agreement first.
Manual follow-up confirms item suitability, appointment timing, and handover arrangements.
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Share clear item photos and known details through WhatsApp. We review scope and the information needed; a photo reference is not physical authentication.
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Agree the time, location and proposed checks before visiting. Bring the item and the reports, records and accessories you actually hold.
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Record the item, condition and accessories, and separate observations, measured results and unknowns. Agree any procedure that could alter the item in writing first.
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The offer explains its basis, any agreed charges, the net amount payable and exact expiry in Singapore time. Unresolved conditions remain visible.
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Complete the necessary identity, ownership and transaction checks, review the terms and choose whether to accept. A free assessment does not require a sale.
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Record the agreed company payment, actual receipt and item handover. A screenshot is not cleared funds; payment timing and ownership follow the written terms.
High-end branded jewellery receives whole-piece assessment; ordinary jewellery is valued by metal content. Gross weight is not net precious-metal weight, and brand, craftsmanship and stone value are distinct from gold content. Unknown purity can be explained; the route and stone handling are confirmed individually.
Jewellery assessment and inquiryPrepare an inquiry by jewellery brandSubmit a wristwatch for manual assessment. Running status, condition, modifications, box and papers, accessories and verifiable market conditions need individual review. Gold colour, total weight or bullion references cannot determine watch value; suitability and assessment method are confirmed separately.
Watch assessment and inquiryPrepare an inquiry by watch brand| What you have | Where to start | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Listed bar or coin | Read the SGD-per-item reference for that exact product and size. | Record the brand, stated weight, quantity and packaging condition. Request a manual quote when there is no exact product match. |
| Old gold, scrap or ordinary jewellery | Start with confirmed metal, fineness and net metal weight. | List each marking, whether stones are present, and any known weight with units. Say whether a weight comes from your own measurement or an existing record. |
| Silver, platinum or palladium | Use a quotation for the specific metal. | Describe the item and visible markings. Keep different metals on separate lines rather than adding their weights into a gold estimate. |
| Branded jewellery or a watch | Review the whole item's identity, configuration, condition and supporting history. | Prepare the reference, photos, known changes and included accessories. Continue through the jewellery or watch service page. |
Take one overview photograph, then label individual items A, B and C in your notes. Use the same labels for close-up photos and records so quantities, marks and accessories stay connected. Keep jewellery and original sealed packaging intact for review.
Teaching scenario · not a real customer or sale
Imagine a hollow gold item marked 916, with repairs around the clasp and connecting points. The mark alone does not establish the fineness of every component or the internal structure; gross weight is not automatically payable gold weight.
The teaching approach records gross weight, appearance, repairs and uncertainties first. Further disassembly or sampling needs an explanation and written consent. Only reliably established results support a net weight, purity-specific rate and net offer for the owner to consider. No actual transaction outcome is claimed.
| Fineness mark | Stated gold share |
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| 750 | 75.0% |
| 916 | 91.6% |
| 999 | 99.9% |
| 999.9 | 99.99% |
A marking describes a stated fineness; the material, authenticity and current weight still need review. Leave uncertain purity for manual and physical confirmation.
Fineness reference: World Gold Council — gold carat and finenessGuide reviewed: . Check the price page separately for the source quote time.
A stone-set piece's gross weight may include stones, fittings or non-precious parts. Keep the item intact and state whether any known weight is gross or net metal weight. Agree applicable weight exclusions and assessment methods separately.
See a fine-metal content exampleThis tool covers listed gold products only. Request a manual quote for silver, platinum, palladium, ordinary jewellery, whole branded pieces, or watches.
SGD · We buy · Per item of the listed size; quantity counts pieces. Listed gold bullion only.
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The estimate uses the whole-item price for each listed gold bar or coin. Enter the number of pieces. Unlisted gold items, silver, platinum, palladium, jewellery and watches require a manual quote. Luxury branded jewellery is assessed as a whole piece; other jewellery by metal content. Watches are not automatically priced using bullion or gold weight. Photos, weight and markings support an initial inquiry; the final quote requires agreement.
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Jewellery, watches and other metals: request a quoteView full price tableImportant notice
This website provides physical gold trading, gold, silver, platinum, palladium and jewellery buyback inquiries, and manual watch assessment requests. It does not provide financial or investment advice. Gold references and bullion estimates do not price other metals, whole jewellery pieces or watches. Item suitability, final quote, checks, fees and payment arrangements require agreement after physical assessment.
