Gold buyers in University Estate
Most homes in University Estate have a little gold tucked away somewhere: an old chain, a ring that no longer fits, or coins from a parent or grandparent.
City Bowl clients often sell single items, an old chain or a ring, and we are happy to meet for one piece.
We can visit you at home in University Estate, or meet at a café on Kloof Street, Bree Street or near your home. You watch every step: the carat test, the weighing and the working out. If you are happy with the offer, we pay you straight away.
The money reflects in your account first. Only then do your items change hands.
What we buy in University Estate
Unwanted Gold JewelleryRings, chains, bangles and anything you no longer reach for.Broken Gold JewellerySnapped chains, bent rings and single earrings all count.Gold Coins & KrugerrandsKrugerrands, sovereigns, Protea coins, medallions and antique gold coins.Gold Pocket WatchesAntique and vintage pocket watches, working or not.Diamonds & GemstonesDiamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires and tanzanite, examined openly and honestly.Vintage Wrist WatchesClassic and collectable wrist watches of any era.Modern Luxury WatchesModern Rolex, Omega, Breitling, Cartier, Patek Philippe and more.
Want to know what your gold is worth first? See today's gold price per gram or try our Krugerrand calculator.
Questions from University Estate
- Do you come to University Estate to buy gold?
- Yes. We visit homes in University Estate and the rest of City Bowl & Surrounds, or meet at a café on Kloof Street, Bree Street or near your home. WhatsApp or call 066 132 0327 to book a time.
- How much will I get for my gold in University Estate?
- It depends on the weight, the carat and the live gold price on the day. We test and weigh your items in front of you and give you one clear offer. You can also check today's gold price per gram on our guide.
- How do I get paid?
- By instant bank transfer. You see the payment reflect before you hand over your items.
- Is there a minimum amount?
- No. We are happy to meet in University Estate for one ring or a whole jewellery box.