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A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store.
Never used product but open or missing packaging.
Near-perfect lightly used condition.
Shows minor signs of being used.
Shows very noticeable signs of use.
Damaged in some way or some functions don't work as they should.
If you know the weight and karat of your gold, we can provide you with a quote price over text messages. Walk-ins and mail-ins are also available.
Walk-ins welcome during business hours; outside of regular hours appointments available Monday through Saturday via call/text/whatsapp.
Text karat/purity grade and weight if you'd like to get a current spot quote.
Are you looking to sell Gold for cash in Boston? Welcome to Deal Zone, the premier buy & sell store that specializes in purchasing gold and diamonds. We are not a pawn shop, but a higher-paying and more customer-friendly alternative, offering an easy and transparent process for those seeking instant cash for their jewelry.
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Our friendly staff will guide you through the selling process. They ensure that you get the best possible price for your jewelry. We’re conveniently located in the heart of Boston, MA. We serve customers from all over the area. Whether you’re in the city or in a nearby town, our shop is easily accessible and always ready to buy your jewelry.
If you’re looking for the best place to sell used electronics in Boston, Deal Zone Boston is your go-to store. We specialize in buying many types of gadgets. This includes smartphones, laptops, tablets, and gaming consoles. We offer some of the highest payout rates in the area. Whether you’re upgrading to a new device or just looking to declutter, we make it easy to sell your gadgets for cash.
Let’s Have a DealCustomers can bring in or mail in gold jewelry for evaluation and quotation. We determine karat purity, weight, and current spot price to determine the cash value of gold. We accept items in person by walk-ins, via mail-in (USPS or UPS), or by private appointments for high-value transactions.
While pure gold is valuable, not all gold is created equally. Most gold jewelry at home, such as high school rings or fraternity rings, is likely 10k (41.7% pure) or 14k (58.3% pure). Before selling, it's important to understand your gold's value to make an informed decision.
Gold prices fluctuate daily, influenced by market trading. The spot price is the foundation for cash offers made by jewelers, pawn shops, and gold buyers worldwide. To get the best value for your jewelry, always check the spot price of gold, silver, and platinum before selling.
Determining the value of gold jewelry is simple and straightforward as long as you know the karat purity and can measure the weight. The heavier the gold and the higher the karat purity, the more valuable it is. The most common gold purity is 14k (58.5% pure). Luxury brand products or jewelry pieces with genuine diamonds or certified gemstones may possess additional value.
We offer free gold jewelry evaluation at our shop in Boston, MA, and provide price estimates over text for extra convenience. For large quantities of jewelry, precious metals, or diamonds, we recommend scheduling an appointment before your visit.
Sometimes, selling your gold jewelry privately on platforms like eBay, Facebook, or Etsy can yield higher returns than selling to a local jeweler. Most individual jewelry buyers focus on attractiveness or style rather than the spot price of precious metal or resale value. When purchasing gold, focus on purity and weight, as high-purity jewelry holds higher resale value. Avoid gold-plated, gold-filled, or "diamond carat total weight" items, as they often lack significant resale value.
Not all that glitter is gold! Gold-filled or gold-plated jewelry may appear genuine but have little value. Authentic gold usually has a stamp indicating karat purity, such as 10k, 14k, or 18k (or 417, 585, 750). However, it is not uncommon for scam artists to stamp karat impressions on fake pieces.
We can help determine the authenticity of your gold jewelry or coins, and we do it for free! There’s no obligation to sell. A small amount of forgotten gold can add up quickly to a surprisingly high cash offer!
Karat (gold only) | Percentage of Precious Metal | Parts per Thousand | Verbal Equivalent |
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10K (same as 417) | 41.7% pure gold | 417 | 10 parts gold, 14 parts other metals by weight |
14K (same as 585 or 583) | 58.5% pure gold | 583 / 585 | 14 parts gold, 10 parts other metals by weight |
18K (same as 750) | 75% pure gold | 750 | 18 parts gold, 6 parts other metals by weight |
24K (same as 999) | 99.9% pure gold | 999 | 24 parts gold (usually not used in jewelry as it is too soft) |
Higher karat numbers mean higher purity and value. American gold jewelry is typically 10k, 14k, or 18k.
Type | Composition | Description |
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24K Pure Gold | 99.9% Gold | Pure gold, soft and highly malleable, with a bright yellow color. Rarely used in jewelry due to its softness. |
Yellow Gold | Gold, copper, silver, zinc | Maintains a classic yellow hue while offering greater durability. Most common in 14K and 18K for jewelry. |
White Gold | Gold, nickel or palladium, copper, zinc | Has a whitish sheen due to nickel or palladium, often rhodium-plated for extra brightness. |
Rose Gold | Gold, copper (higher amount of copper than yellow gold) | A pinkish hue achieved by increasing copper content. Popular for vintage and romantic jewelry styles. |
Green Gold | Gold, silver (increased silver content) | Has a subtle green tint, achieved by raising silver content. Less common but prized for its unique appearance. |
In jewelry, gold alloys offer diverse colors and strengths by varying the types and proportions of other metals mixed with pure gold. This flexibility allows jewelers to create pieces that suit different styles and preferences.
Pure gold, known as 24K gold, is naturally soft, malleable, and has a rich yellow color. However, because of its softness, it’s rarely used in its pure form for jewelry, which requires greater durability. To strengthen and modify the color of gold, other metals like copper, silver, nickel, and zinc are added, creating what is known as gold alloy. By adjusting the proportions of these metals, jewelers can achieve a range of colors: yellow, rose, green, and white. For instance, adding more copper gives gold a pink or rose hue, while an increase in silver can create a greenish tone. White gold is often achieved with nickel or palladium, creating a more durable, pale-colored alloy.
Gold-filled jewelry has more gold than gold-plated, which is merely a thin layer of gold over another metal. Still, such pieces are not real gold, and most jewelry stores, including Deal Zone, do not buy or sell them.
We accept all types of gold jewelry: gold bracelets, chains, rings, earrings, pendants, or even gold coins & bullion. Men’s jewelry, gold charms, and gold watch jewelry are welcome. We also buy scrap gold, sterling silver, and broken jewelry.
Here’s why we are recognized as the best place that buy jewelry in the city:
We appraise each piece of Gold based on its model, condition, specifications, market demand, and current valuations in retail, refurbished, and used markets, ensuring a fair and comprehensive valuation.
Payments are made instantly. Following an agreement on price and after verifying your Gold, you will receive cash immediately.
Our experts perform detailed checks for authenticity, encompassing both hardware and software diagnostics, to ensure the Gold's integrity.
Yes, we accept Gold in "for parts or repair" condition, provided it is not obsolete. Our payouts reflect the severity of the damage or software issues.
No. Deal Zone operates with absolute transparency, free from hidden fees or commissions.
While we don’t use the term "online," you can obtain an estimate by texting us photos or detailed information about your Gold for a free evaluation.
Certainly! We offer the option to exchange your Gold for other items in our inventory, providing additional trade-in credit for this option.
A valid ID is required, such as a driver's license, state ID, liquor ID, passport, Visa, or Green Card.
Our pricing is based on the market value of the Gold. We strive to offer fair and consistent payouts, irrespective of the seller's expectations or negotiation skills.