GOLD— SILVER— PLATINUM— PALLADIUM— Spot per troy oz
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What is your scrap jewelry really worth?

Enter the karat and weight of each piece to see its melt value at today's live spot price. Got an offer from a jeweler or pawn shop? Add it and we'll tell you how it compares.

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Your pieces

Add each item separately if they're different karats. Weigh without stones if you can.

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Recent offers entered into this calculator, with how they compare to melt value.

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Today's rates

Scrap value per gram and pennyweight

Based on live spot prices.

GoldPurityPer gramPer dwt
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Tips

Getting an accurate number

Find the stamp

Look inside rings and on clasps. 10K or 417, 14K or 585, 18K or 750 for gold; 925 or STERLING for silver; PT950 or PLAT for platinum.

Weigh in grams

A kitchen scale that reads to 0.1 g works well. Jewelers often quote in pennyweight (dwt): 1 dwt is 1.555 grams.

Skip plated pieces

Stamps like GF, GP, HGE or RGP mean gold-filled or plated. These have very little gold and aren't worth melting.