Should gold be smelted into new jewelry?

There are probably many people who have gold jewelry that, for example, is out of fashion, or they simply do not like the pattern itself. What to do with such decorations? Should it be melted down to restore crumbling, for example, for new jewelry?

It also very often happens that we have decorations at home from parents or grandparents that do not suit us, but we would like to somehow keep this souvenir. At the same time, the idea often arises of melting gold. This way, the old jewelry that we have will not lie uselessly in the closet. In addition, we can enjoy the new pattern, knowing that it is still the same gold that we love.

Is it worth melting gold at a jeweler?

Some people wonder Is gold smelting profitable at all?. This is definitely a great option for many people. Gold is often melted down, for example, for wedding rings. Parents and family often give newlyweds a variety of jewelry so that they can be turned into engagement rings or deducted from a new purchase. Wedding rings made in this way come out much cheaper than their finished counterparts. Of course, gold is also often melted down into other pieces of jewelry such as wedding rings, earrings or pendants. Of course, there are many possibilities. In addition, it happens that the jewelry we have deteriorates after some time of wearing. In this case, if the repair proves too laborious, melting down the jewels may be a cheaper alternative. 

Smelting gold into new jewelry - it's worth it!

So if you don't want to save money and make good use of unnecessary old jewelry, it is worth using the already existing gold smelting. Remelting in this case will be a cheaper option, and the old gold will acquire a new luster. It is worth using what we already have, and spending the money saved in this way on something else.

We invite you to visit our jewelry stores in Warsaw and Krakow - our staff will provide you with all the information and evaluate your jewelry.