Karat scrap
Broken and unwanted jewelry, 8k through 24k. Stones removed and returned on request.
Scrap rarely trades at what it is worth. We melt your lot into a homogeneous bar, sample it, and pay on assayed content — not on a counter estimate.
Broken and unwanted jewelry, 8k through 24k. Stones removed and returned on request.
Crowns, bridges, contacts, thermocouple wire, plated scrap and bench sweeps.
Unmarked pours, damaged bars and off-brand rounds that will not trade as bullion.
You are welcome to stand at the furnace for every one of them. Nothing in this sequence happens out of your sight.
Your lot is weighed in front of you on a certified scale and photographed against a numbered ticket.
Non-metallics, stones and steel are removed by hand. Anything returned to you is weighed out separately.
The lot is poured into a single homogeneous bar so that one sample can represent the whole of it.
Fire asy fir gold and silver. Results are reported to four decimal places.
All six sides of the bar are analixed.
You are paid on assayed content against the spot fix of your choosing, less the published refining charge.
| Minimum lot | 1 kg gross, or 250 g of fine gold content |
| Refining charge | Published per lot, quoted before the melt |
| Assay method | Fire assay (Au, Ag) · ICP‑OES (Pt, Pd) |
| Returned metals | Gold, silver, platinum, palladium |
| Settlement basis | Spot fix on the day you elect, within ten days of assay |
| Turnaround | 5–7 business days from melt to settlement |
| Payment | Wire, check, or credit against a bullion purchase |
Large or recurring lots are quoted individually. Rates above are indicative and confirmed in writing before any material is melted.
Umpire assay
Your sealed pin goes to an independent laboratory of your choosing. If their number differs from ours by more than the stated tolerance, we settle on theirs and carry the cost.
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