GOLD BARS, COINS, AND COLLECTIBLES

Yes, gold bars can be traded for cash. Gold is a valuable commodity, and many financial institutions, jewellery stores, and pawn shops are willing to buy gold bars in exchange for cash.

The value of the gold bars will depend on factors such as their weight, purity and current market prices for gold.

A gold plated figurine refers to a figurine that has been plated with a layer of gold. This process involves applying a thin layer of gold onto the surface of the figurine, typically through electroplating or a similar technique.

The purpose of gold plating is to give the figurine a luxurious and decorative appearance, as well as to provide a layer of protection against tarnishing or corrosion.

Our gold bar is accompanied by an official invoice, offering you both transparency and peace of mind in your purchase. The invoice clearly states the key details of the gold bar, including its purity and weight.

SK Jewellery carries a variety of gold collectibles, and we hold our collection to the highest standards in craftsmanship. Unless specifically stated otherwise, our gold bars, squares, coins and jewellery are made of 999 Pure Gold to ensure you get a worthwhile investment that retains its value over time.

For our gold figurines collection, they are plated in 999 Pure Gold.

Our gold bars, coins, and jewellery made from 916 and 999 Pure Gold can be pawned based on their gold weight. On the gold worth per gram, this would depend on the pawnshop’s specific store practices and policies. As gold prices can change and fluctuate over time it’s best to find out what affects gold prices before buying your gold jewellery or collectibles.