Aunt Edna was quite the character. She had a fabulous array of insane pieces of jewelry, some of which bordered on the groteque. Giant spider broaches, huge silver crosses, and tons of incredibly large rings. So when she passed on, no one was really sure what to do with it all. After all, no one else in the family had inherited her eccentric sense of style. The thing was, most of her jewelry was the real deal! No one was sure, but we knew Aunt Edna's copious pocketbook helped fuel her passion for collecting interesting pieces of jewelry. While some of us wanted to keep a piece or two to remember her by, her collection was fairly vast. What could we possibly do with all of it; who would want it?



Well, my sister found out that you can sell old gold and precious metal jewelry to Dollars4gold.com. It does not matter what the jewelry looks like, and it can be made of gold, silver or platinum. They do not take costume jewelry (which just means jewelry made of cheap metal material), and we were pretty sure most of Aunt Edna's stuff was legit. They test the pieces themselves, and pay you based on the ore's quality. It was super easy to sell old gold and precious metal jewelry to them; we just mailed it all and got a check back incredibly quickly. I was shocked how much we got back; it was much more than we could ever have gotten by trying to sell the pieces on Ebay or through a pawn shop.

If you want to sell old gold and precious metal jewelry, Dollars4gold.com is the way to go. They have their own refinery and they don't have to pay any middlemen, which means that you get the highest price for your jewelry.