We buy gold jewelry and take it in trade at our showroom on Route 4 in Paramus. We test and weigh your gold in front of you, price it against the current spot rate, and offer both cash and trade-in credit toward a new piece. Bring it in for a no-obligation evaluation.

What to Expect

  1. Testing

    Gold is valued by purity, measured in karats. We test each piece to confirm its karat, in front of you. Unmarked pieces can still be tested and valued.

  2. Weighing

    Each piece is weighed on a scale you can see. Weight and purity, not the original price or the condition, set the value, so broken chains, single earrings and bent bands still count.

  3. Your offer

    We price your gold against the day’s spot rate and walk you through the math. You choose cash or trade-in credit toward a new piece, or simply take your jewelry home.

What to bring

Bring the jewelry and a valid government-issued ID. Buyers of precious metals are required to record identification on every purchase, which protects both sides. You do not need a receipt or paperwork, although documentation can help for branded pieces.

If a piece has sentimental value, ask about trade-in credit instead of a cash sale. Applying the value of old gold toward something new, such as a piece from our necklace or bracelet collections, is a practical way to turn jewelry you no longer wear into something you will.

From Our Google Reviews

“Burhan of Prestige Diamonds has been our family jeweler for more than 35 years; knowledgeable and trustworthy, I highly recommend.”
Cozette Brown · Google review
“I have been doing business with Prestige diamonds for many years. I have dealt with many jeweler’s in my life. There’s no other company that comes anywhere near to the quality and service as Prestige. Don’t waste your money anywhere else!!!”
Ronald Hutchison · Google review

Questions We Hear Often

Do I need an ID to sell gold?

Yes. Please bring a valid government-issued ID. Buyers of precious metals are required to record it on every purchase.

Do you buy broken or unmarked gold?

Yes. Value comes from weight and purity, so broken chains, single earrings and unmarked pieces can all be tested and valued.

How is the price set?

By the karat purity, the weight and the day’s spot price for gold. We show you the rate and the math behind your offer.

Can I use my gold toward a new piece?

Yes. We offer trade-in credit toward pieces in our collections as well as cash.

Visit Us in Paramus

327 E State Route 4, inside The Jewelry Center. Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM.