We Buy Gold

Index

What we sell, new and secondhand, gold and silver jewellery, also gold coins
Wrexham, our home town
Our Shop's story
For Shop and Staff News etc
 

Precious Metals

Gold, and its qualities.
White metals used in jewellery

Gemstones

Gemstone list. Birthstones
What makes a stone into a gemstone
PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) - Coated Gemstones

Or go straight to these specific gems:

Diamonds Sapphires and rubies Emeralds and Aquamarine Garnet Moonstone Iolite
Amethyst, Citrine, Smoky Quarty and Rock Crystal
Opal Amber

Caring for your Jewellery, and its Value

How to clean and polish your jewellery
Jewellery and watch repairs
Selling jewellery, how to get a fair price.
Pawnbroking - Use your jewellery as security for a short-term loan.
Valuations when selling your jewellery or insuring it.
Important warning: do not rely on insurance valuations when buying jewellery.
Contact us

Computers in our Business:

Encrypting data for security.
Coping with Spam

Links:

The National Association of Goldsmiths (NAG)
of which we are a member
Our old blog on Tradespace, which is not being updated.  But contains some information not on Facebook.  Will open in a new tab.

We cannot accept responsibility for the contents of linked sites

What will you find here?

We don't sell on the Internet. Jewellery is special, every gemstone is unique.  Customers want to see and try on jewellery before buying.  That's why our shop is thriving, and we don't have time to sell online.
But we all love jewellery, and want you to know more, so you'll appreciate its beauty.  We share our knowledge here.
We love looking at gemstones through a microscope, they're fantastic.  And we've taken pictures.  OK perhaps there are better photographs around, but these are ours, and you won't find them elsewhere.  So enjoy

Navigating the site

I'm adding a dropdown menu bar to all our pages when I get time (you can see it above).  You may find that is the easiest way to navigate.  Let the mouse hover over any entry and further information will appear; then click on whatever interests you.  Alternatively use the index on the left, whichever you find easier.

An uncut diamond - just as it came out of the ground.  You can see the light reflecting from the crystal facets, look closely and see the triangular shape of the facets.
Just a sample of what you'll find on this site.