Gold buyers · Kensington, London
Sell Gold in London — 9ct, 14ct, 18ct, 22ct & 24ct
Sell gold in London with a specialist assessment for gold jewellery, chains, rings, coins, sovereigns, broken pieces and scrap gold. Check today’s indicative intrinsic gold value, then request a buying valuation from Imperial Time.
9ct, 14ct, 18ct, 22ct & 24ct gold value per gram
These figures show the indicative intrinsic metal value per gram at current gold spot pricing. They are not Imperial Time buying prices or guaranteed offers.
| Gold purity | Fineness | Indicative value / g |
|---|---|---|
| 9ct / 9K | 375 | — |
| 14ct / 14K | 585 | — |
| 18ct / 18K | 750 | — |
| 22ct / 22K | 916 | — |
| 24ct / 24K | 999 | — |
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Calculate your gold’s intrinsic value
Enter a weight to calculate the underlying gold value at current spot pricing.
Estimate only, not a purchase offer or guaranteed price. Spot and FX prices can move and third-party data may be delayed. Imperial Time confirms a buying offer only after specialist review, testing and inspection.
Request My Gold ValuationFrom scrap gold to valuable jewellery
Do not assume an item should be valued only by weight. Brand, design, gemstones, collectability and resale demand can materially affect what a complete piece is worth.
Common in UK jewellery. Submit rings, chains, bracelets, earrings and broken or unwanted pieces.
Often found in European and international jewellery, including gemstone-set pieces.
Frequently used in fine and luxury jewellery where maker and resale value can matter.
Common in high-purity jewellery and some coins; accurate weight and testing are important.
Fine gold bars, coins and selected jewellery can be assessed according to weight, purity and market.
Coins may have numismatic or resale value beyond their metal content, so submit them before treating them as scrap.
Gold price is only one part of the assessment
- Hallmark, carat and tested fineness
- Accurate item weight
- Current gold market conditions
- Brand, maker and design
- Diamonds or gemstones
- Condition and resale demand
How to improve the quality of your enquiry
Photograph the complete item, hallmark and any maker’s marks. If known, include weight, carat, brand, certificates and whether stones are present. For branded or gemstone-set jewellery, avoid removing stones or scrapping the setting before a specialist has assessed the whole piece.
Use our Sell Jewellery London page for signed, designer, diamond and fine jewellery.
How to sell to Imperial Time
Every specialist page feeds into the same Imperial Time valuation process.
Send details
Tell us what you have and upload clear photographs and available documentation.
Specialist review
We assess the relevant specifications, condition and current market factors.
Inspection
Authenticity, condition, testing and item-specific characteristics are confirmed where required.
Offer & payment
If agreed, the transaction is completed with the required documentation and bank-transfer process.
Send your item to our specialist team
The more accurate the information, the easier it is to identify the correct valuation route before inspection.
- Clear photographs
- Brand, model, reference or maker where relevant
- Hallmark, weight or certificate details where relevant
- Box, papers, receipts or service history if available
Call 020 3380 1542 or book a Kensington showroom appointment.
Request a valuation
Start online and a specialist can review your enquiry.
Sell in person at our Kensington showroom
79 Kensington Church Street, London W8 4BG. Booking ahead helps us make sure the appropriate specialist is available for your item.
Choose the most relevant valuation page
Questions before you sell
How much is 9ct gold worth per gram today?
The live table above estimates the intrinsic metal value of 9ct / 375 gold per gram from current gold spot pricing and GBP conversion data. It is not a guaranteed Imperial Time buying price; final offers follow testing and specialist review.
How much is 18ct gold worth per gram today?
The calculator applies 75% purity to the current fine-gold spot value to show an indicative 18ct / 750 intrinsic value per gram. Actual buying value can differ after inspection and may be higher for desirable complete jewellery.
Do you buy broken or inherited gold jewellery?
You can submit broken, worn, inherited and unwanted gold. We recommend assessing the whole piece before treating it purely as scrap because brand, gemstones and design can add value.
How is payment made if I accept an offer?
Once an agreed transaction and required documentation are completed, Imperial Time uses bank transfer in accordance with its selling process.
Ready to request a specialist valuation?
Submit the item details online or arrange a visit to Imperial Time at 79 Kensington Church Street, London W8 4BG.