Heart of Gold · 23 Hatton Garden
Sell Scrap Gold in Hatton Garden
Sell scrap gold in Hatton Garden. Broken chains, offcuts and mixed lots are sorted, weighed without stones, and valued on eligible gold only.
Scrap gold is what remains when a piece is no longer wanted as jewellery: snapped clasps, unmatched earrings and mixed bags from a drawer.
To sell scrap gold in Hatton Garden you do not need to melt anything first. We sort, test and weigh eligible gold at the desk.
Scrap Gold We Can Look At
Sorted, weighed and explained at 23 Hatton Garden — not bought through an online checkout.
Broken gold chains
Snapped links and clasps, kept as they are.
Mixed carat lots
9ct and 18ct in one bag — we sort what we can identify.
Damaged hollow pieces
Unmatched earrings and worn items no longer wearable.
Private offcuts
Small remnants from a household lot, not trade waste.
How to Sell Scrap Gold in Hatton Garden
Estimate first if you can, then visit the desk. Nothing here completes a sale.
- 01
Keep lots grouped
If you already know the carat, keep 9ct separate from 18ct.
- 02
Do not melt it first
Melting at home makes testing harder and can lose metal.
03Sort, test and weigh
We explain the eligible gold figure before you decide to sell.
Questions About Selling Scrap Gold
Can I sell a mixed bag of broken gold chains?
Yes. We sort what we can identify, exclude non-gold components, and value eligible metal. Unidentifiable pieces may need testing on the day.
Should I melt scrap gold before I come?
No. Bring it as it is. Melting can hide hallmarks and makes a fair test more difficult.
How is scrap gold priced?
On eligible gold weight and purity after sorting. The gold calculator can give a guide if you already know the carat and grams.