Gold Jewellery Buyers in Mysore
Chains, bangles, rings, earrings and necklaces: bring your gold jewellery to Ruhi Gold on D. Devaraj Urs Road. Each piece is weighed, tested for purity and explained to you before you make any decision.
Jewellery we evaluate
Chains and necklaces
Everyday chains, long haar necklaces, mangalsutra chains and pendants.
Bangles and bracelets
Plain, patterned and stone-set bangles, kadas and bracelets.
Rings and earrings
Rings, studs, jhumkas and single earrings from incomplete pairs.
Gold coins
Coins in 24K or 22K gold can be evaluated alongside your jewellery.
Selling 22K, 24K and 18K gold
22K gold jewellery
Most Indian jewellery is 22K, or 91.6% gold, often stamped 916. It is the purity we see most often.
24K gold
24K is 99.5% gold or more. It is soft, so it is found mostly in coins and bars rather than jewellery.
18K and lower
18K is 75% gold, common in stone-set and lightweight designs. Lower purities contain less fine gold per gram.
| Karat | Gold content | Fineness mark | Commonly found in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K | 99.5% to 99.9% | 995 / 999 | Coins and bars |
| 22K | 91.6% | 916 | Most Indian jewellery |
| 18K | 75% | 750 | Stone-set and lightweight jewellery |
| 14K | 58.5% | 585 | Some imported and fashion jewellery |
Hallmarked and non-hallmarked jewellery
A hallmark shows the purity declared when a piece was made. Much older family jewellery has no hallmark at all, and pieces that have been repaired may not match their stamp any more.
Either way, we test purity with an XRF karat analyser and on a touchstone, so the figure you are given reflects the piece in front of us.
Jewellery with stones, enamel or wax
Many Indian pieces combine gold with stones, pearls, enamel, lac or wax filling. Only the gold is valued as gold, so non-gold parts are not counted as gold weight.
Our team explains how a mixed piece is assessed before you decide, so nothing about the figure is a surprise.
Selling jewellery with confidence
- Look for a karat stamp such as 916, 22K or 750. It is a useful starting point, though purity is tested either way.
- Keep sets together, so they can be evaluated in one visit.
- Ask questions at every step. We would rather explain twice than leave you unsure.
- Take your time. There is no obligation to sell after the evaluation.
Speak with Ruhi Gold
Ask a question before you visit, or tell us what you would like to sell. We are happy to help.
FAQs
COMMON
Do you buy 22K gold jewellery in Mysore?
Yes. 22K is the most common purity for Indian jewellery, and we evaluate it alongside 24K and 18K pieces. Purity is confirmed by XRF analyser and touchstone before value is discussed.
Can I sell 24K gold in Mysore?
Yes. 24K gold, usually in the form of coins, can be brought to our store on D. Devaraj Urs Road for evaluation.
Can I sell jewellery with stones or enamel?
You can bring it for evaluation. Stones, enamel and other non-gold parts are not counted as gold weight, and our team explains how the piece is assessed before you decide.
What if my jewellery has no karat stamp?
That is common with older pieces. We test the purity with an XRF karat analyser and on a touchstone, so a missing stamp is not a problem for the evaluation.
Related pages
Sell Old Gold
Old jewellery and coins, weighed, tested and valued clearly.
Gold Purity Testing
How XRF and touchstone testing work, and how value is worked out.
All Services
Every way Ruhi Gold can help you sell or value gold.
Our Selling Process
Five clear steps, from your first call to your decision.
Contact
VISIT RUHI GOLD
Above Bombay Tiffanys Annexe,
Subbarayanakere, Chamrajpura,
Mysuru, Karnataka 570004.
How to find us: we are on the first floor in central Mysuru, directly above Bombay Tiffanys Annexe on D. Devaraj Urs Road.
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