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Brennstein Gold Buyers is from 22.12.2025 until 2.01.2026 Closed.
Gold jewellery
Gold jewellery
Purchase Linden - Giessen
Transparent valuation and reputable gold jewellery purchase in the Gießen region. At Brennstein GbR, you will receive a fair purchase offer based on the current gold price.
The proportion of gold in jewellery can vary depending on the gold alloy used for its manufacture. Generally, the following gold alloys are known for gold jewellery: 333 gold (8 carat), 585 gold (14 carat), 750 gold (18 carat), and 916 gold (22 carat). The three-digit number indicates the gold content in thousandths. This means that out of 1000 parts, 333, 585, 750, or 916 parts are pure gold. As a rule, this three-digit number is printed on the jewellery items during their manufacture.
We buy all types of gold jewellery – even small quantities are possible.
As professional experts, we assess your gold pieces in three steps. In the first step, we examine your jewellery very closely. However, our focus is less on its complete integrity and more on a detailed description of the item and its individual components. Everything will be precisely described and valued according to international standards.
So please don't worry about historical pieces from estates – we understand that the ravages of time don't leave gold jewellery unscathed either!
Selling gold jewellery is fundamentally based on a fair valuation of the gold jewellery.
Gold jewellery buying
for everyone
Selling gold jewellery carries no risks with us – we will make you a fair offer and you alone decide whether to accept it or wait a while longer.
But when is the right time to Would you like to sell your gold jewellery?
The Gold price In itself, it is essentially a fictional value. This value is traded on the world's stock exchanges and is made up of various factors. On the one hand, the price of the precious metal itself is naturally taken into account, but on the other hand, so are the corresponding shares. Ultimately, however, it is clearly about supply and demand – the greater the demand, the higher the value.
Even in times of economic crisis, gold is doing well, as the price of gold is always referred to as counter-cyclical.
In reverse, this means nothing more than that the Trading in gold in contrast to the share package, which is significantly more stable.
This can, of course, also be demonstrated: while the price of gold in the year 2000 was still around ten euros per gram, it had quadrupled by the year 2013 to around forty euros per gram! Therefore, good things take time, as the price of gold is considered a stable currency.