Gold and jewellery are consistently among the strongest categories in our monthly sales. With bidders across the UK and overseas, well-described pieces with verified metal content regularly finish at the top of the results.
Sale highlights
Our September 2025 Collectors Sale was led by an 18ct gold necklace and bracelet set weighing 51.2g, which sold for £2,700. In the same sale, an XRF-tested 18ct gold necklace and pendant made £1,100 and a 14ct gold articulated crocodile charm £950.
In May 2025, a mixed lot of jewellery made £2,100, carried by a hallmarked George Christou 18ct gold and diamond necklace weighing 45g. It is a good reminder that a box of mixed jewellery can contain something very good. The same two-day sale saw an 18ct white gold diamond cluster ring reach £1,900.
Weight counts too. A 9ct gold curb link chain of 47.5g made £1,700 as the top lot of our April 2026 sale, which offered more than 1,100 lots, and a gents 18ct gold three-stone diamond gypsy ring made £1,300 on the same day.
Other recent results include an 18ct gold open face pocket watch and a 9ct gold half hunter at £1,400 each (December 2025), and a gents half sovereign ring at £1,200 and an 18ct gold floral brooch at £1,100 (September 2026).
Why XRF testing makes a difference
Where hallmarks are missing, worn or unclear, we use our in-house XRF analyser to confirm the exact metal content of a piece without damaging it. Bidders can buy with confidence, which helps jewellery reach its full value. Find out more about XRF testing.
Selling gold and jewellery
We charge 0% seller’s commission on gold coins and bullion, and our team are happy to look at anything from a single ring to a full jewellery box.
Thinking of selling? Our team offer free, no-obligation valuations. You can drop in to our Wallington saleroom Monday to Friday, 8:30am–4:30pm, with no appointment needed, or send us photos for an online valuation. For smaller items, our Send Us a Box service lets you post them to us at no upfront cost.
