
Jewelry Purchase Berlin: measured, not estimated
Rings, necklaces, bracelets or an entire estate: we weigh every piece and measure the fineness while you watch. We adjust the price every 10 minutes to the precious metals exchange rate.
From jewelry box to payout in four steps
Jewelry purchase Berlin: calculate the value in advance
The calculator uses the same formula as we do at the scale: weight times fineness times current rate. A 585 chain weighing 10 grams contains 5.85 grams of fine gold, and exactly that fine gold is paid for. We value stones separately.
At the counter the result can still differ. Stones, steel springs and pearls weigh on your kitchen scale too, and some pieces are alloyed differently than the stamp promises. Only the value after our measurement is binding.
What always applies with us:
Why the measured value counts for jewelry
Jewelry often looks more or less valuable than it is. A heavy bangle can be hollow. A plain ring can be made of 750 gold. That is why measured values count in our jewelry purchase in Berlin, not the first impression.
The scale comes first. Every piece goes onto a calibrated scale. Then we determine the fineness, meaning the share of pure precious metal in the alloy. You see both values on the monitor. This lets you check the offer against the daily rate yourself before you agree.
Incidentally, the weight of the whole piece is not what is paid. Only the fine gold content counts, and for 333 gold that is one third. A 333 ring weighing 6 grams therefore contains around 2 grams of fine gold. If you know this beforehand, the offer holds no surprises.
Rings
Necklaces and colliers
Bracelets and bangles
Diamonds and gemstones
Silver and platinum
Earrings
Dental gold
Designer jewelry and luxury watches
Inheritance and estates
Experiences with our jewelry purchase in Berlin
Trust that also convinces the media
Measuring before we name a price
For the fineness we use an X-ray fluorescence device, or XRF for short, at our jewelry purchase in Berlin. It shows within seconds which metals the jewelry contains. No grinding or acid is needed. Your piece stays intact.
We name one limit openly: XRF measures the surface. With thickly gold-plated pieces it can show more gold than the core contains. In that case we explain how we continue testing.
- Karat and alloy in seconds
- No scratches, no acid
- Measured value live on the monitor

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Jewelry purchase Berlin at Wittenbergplatz
Our jewelry purchase in Berlin is located at Tauentzienstraße 1, directly at Wittenbergplatz underground station and opposite KaDeWe. We are open Monday to Friday from 10 am to 7 pm, and Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.
If you want to sell jewelry in Berlin, you can drop by spontaneously or book an appointment. For larger estates we recommend an appointment so there is enough time for every piece.
If you come by car, you can park in our private customer car park.


Selling jewelry in Berlin? Measure first, then decide.
Calculate online or call us: 030 21969719. The appraisal costs nothing, and you decide afterwards in peace.
Free. Non-binding. In around 15 minutes.
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Your contact for jewelry
Your contact at the jewelry purchase in Berlin is Gabriel Koc. At Tauentzien Goldankauf he inspects and appraises jewelry, luxury watches, coins and platinum.





