If you have some gold jewelry that has seen some better days and they just aren't your style anymore, or they may be broken, you might start to find yourself wondering what you can do with them. It would be a waste to simply throw it all away, especially since you spent your hard-earned money on the gold jewelry. To help you find a suitable thing to do with the gold you no longer want, you will want to review the following suggestions.

Sell It To A Company

There are companies out there that buy gold so that they can melt it down and sell it to manufacturers who will turn it into something else to be sold. It's a way of recycling the gold. These companies may advertise on the television, online, or even have some signs around your town that state something like "we buy gold" and it may have their phone number and address on the sign. 

They will pay you according to the karat of gold, the weight of how much of it you have, and the current market price for that gold. You are generally given a check if you agree to the price that they offer you, and you need to make sure that you take your identification with you. The identification helps to keep track of who they are buying the gold jewelry from.

Sell It To Those Who Do Crafts

There are a lot of people out there that do a wide range of crafts, and they may be able to use all of your gold jewelry, or even just pieces of it, in order to complete the projects that they are working on now or they will save it for future projects. You may not be able to charge as much as you might get from a company that advertises that they buy gold, but this is another quick way for you to get rid of the jewelry without having to resort to simply throwing it away. Advertise online through social media, especially on some crafting pages, to see if anyone is interested. Make sure that you are including some pictures.

Within no time at all, you will be able to find something suitable to do with all of the gold jewelry that you no longer want. All you have to do now is gather it all up and take it to its new home. For more information, contact a company like IN Gold Corp.