On , 14-carat gold (585 ‰) is bought back at 61,04 €/g at the office of our refinery, in Dottignies. This price follows the live gold price and is updated several times a day; it is net, nothing added or deducted, for jewellery whose standard is verified at the laboratory.
Our buyback prices of the day, by standard
| Standard | Thousandths | Buyback price (€/g) |
|---|---|---|
| 22 carats | 916 ‰ | 98,75 €/g |
| 18 carats | 750 ‰ | 79,88 €/g |
| 14 carats | 585 ‰ | 61,04 €/g |
| 9 carats | 375 ‰ | 37,44 €/g |
Buyback prices on 04/11/2026 at 17:31, updated automatically from our grid. The complete grid, silver included, is on our private client rates.
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14-carat gold has no fixed price: it has a gold content. A 14-carat jewel contains 585 thousandths of fine gold, a little more than half of its weight; the rest is an alloy that gives it its hardness and its colour. Its buyback price is therefore calculated on the day of the sale, from the gold price, and can be read on the grid published by Gold & Silver Company, a Fonderie-Raffinerie approved by the Royal Mint of Belgium, which pays for the measured content, not the promise of a hallmark.
585 thousandths: the standard of jewellery from elsewhere
The 14-carat standard is the usual standard of jewellery in Germany, the United States, Eastern Europe and the Middle East, and it reaches Belgium through travel, inheritances and online purchases: chains, rings, watches, white gold jewellery. The hallmark reads “585” or “14K”; old Russian and Soviet jewels are assayed at “583”, which is treated as 14-carat. Out of one thousand parts of metal, 585 are fine gold; the remaining 415, copper, silver, zinc or palladium, make the jewel harder and cheaper to manufacture than an 18-carat one, but that is the only figure that counts at buyback: a 14-carat jewel is worth 585 thousandths of its weight in fine gold, that is to say a little more than three quarters of the value of an 18-carat jewel of the same weight.
The price is calculated on the day of the sale, never before
The gold price changes every trading day. Any price for 18-carat gold written permanently into a web page is therefore, by construction, already out of date. For this reason Gold & Silver Company publishes a daily buyback grid, with the price per gram for each standard. On the quotation, each standard has its own line: jewels of the same gold are grouped into one lot and weighed together, as at the branch.
The measured content, not the announced hallmark
The hallmark announces the standard; the laboratory verifies it. The lot is weighed, analysed on the touchstone, a prior obligation of the trade, then melted and assayed by spectrometry. If the measurement comes out above the hallmark, the price follows the measurement. The complete journey of a jewel, from the front desk to the crucible, is described on the jewellery and diamonds page.
Selling direct to the producer
Most gold buying businesses are intermediaries: the collected jewel leaves for a smelting and refining plant, and every link in the chain keeps its share. At Gold & Silver Company, the furnace is on site, at the Fonderie-Raffinerie of Dottignies (Mouscron): no intermediary, no brokerage fees, a direct sale to the producer. To decide between two offers, only the net offer counts.
Settlement and taxation
Settlement follows the house's general terms: up to 500 euros in cash at the branch and the balance by bank transfer within 5 business days, as detailed on the page devoted to the legal cash ceiling. A valid identity card is enough. As for the Belgian 10 % capital gains tax that came into force in 2026, it targets investment bars and coins: jewellery is excluded from it.
Coming in with your jewellery
The appraisal is free, without obligation and without appointment, at the Dottignies (Mouscron) branch, rue Arthur Roelandt 22, on the French border; sellers from Lille and its metropolitan area are received there every day. The branch is open on Mondays from 10am to 1pm, Tuesday to Thursday from 10am to 12pm and from 1:30pm to 5pm, and on Fridays and Saturdays from 10am to 1pm. From one kilo of gold, the sale takes place by appointment, with a personalised file.
- 14-carat = 585 thousandths = a little more than half fine gold.
- The price is calculated at the day's rate; the grid is published every day.
- One line per standard on the quotation, jewels of the same gold weighed as a single lot.
- The content is measured after melting; the price follows the measurement.
- Up to 500 euros in cash at the branch, the balance by bank transfer within 5 business days.
- Jewellery is excluded from the 2026 Belgian capital gains tax.
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To find out what your gold is worth, the simplest thing is to bring it to us: the office of our refinery, rue Arthur Roelandt 22 in Dottignies (Mouscron), is open on Mondays from 10am to 1pm, Tuesday to Thursday from 10am to 12pm and from 1:30pm to 5pm, and on Fridays and Saturdays from 10am to 1pm, without appointment; weighing and analysis before your eyes, immediate offer at the published price, and you remain free. Too far? One call to +32 56 33 19 96 and your registered shipment is taken care of in the same way. Our prices today: private client rates.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a gram of 14-carat gold worth when you sell it?
On , we buy back a gram of 14-carat gold at 61,04 € at the office of our refinery, net price, nothing added or deducted, updated several times a day. A 10 g piece of 14-carat jewellery is therefore bought back at 610,40 €.
What is the buyback price of 14-carat gold today?
On 04/11/2026 at 17:31, 14-carat gold (585 ‰) is bought back at 61,04 €/g at the office of our refinery in Dottignies. This price follows the live gold price and is updated several times a day; it is net.
Is 585 real gold?
Yes: 585 thousandths of fine gold is the legal standard of 14-carat. It is bought back for the weight of gold it contains, 61,04 €/g today, after verification of the standard at the laboratory.
What is the difference in value between a 14-carat jewel and an 18-carat jewel?
That of their gold content: 585 thousandths against 750. For the same weight, 14-carat gold is bought back at 61,04 €/g and 18-carat gold at 79,88 €/g today; two jewels of the same standard are weighed together as a single lot.
Is a jewel hallmarked 583 or marked 14K bought back as 14-carat gold?
Yes. The hallmark points the way, the laboratory measures: “583”, “585” and “14K” designate the same standard, paid on the actually measured content of the lot.
Is a jewel with a worn or illegible hallmark still bought back?
Yes. The standard is not read, it is measured. A hallmark worn by decades of wear, a foreign jewel with unknown marks or a piece that was never hallmarked all take the same path as the others: touchstone at the front desk, then melting and assay by spectrometry at the laboratory. The seller is paid on the actually measured content of his lot, no more, no less. The absence of a hallmark, like the absence of an invoice, is never a ground for refusal or for a discount.
Is an appointment needed to sell 14-carat gold?
No. The appraisal and the sale take place without appointment, during the opening hours of the Dottignies (Mouscron) branch. An appointment is neither required nor necessary for jewellery, whatever its ordinary quantity: you come in with your pieces and your identity card, the weighing and the analysis take place before you, and you remain free to accept or to leave. Only lots of one kilo of gold and more are handled by appointment, with a personalised file, as the Gold Guide explains.
Is there a minimum quantity for selling 14-carat gold?
No. A single wedding ring, an orphaned earring, a broken clasp, a christening medal or dental gold is enough: each object is weighed and paid for the fine gold it contains, at the content measured by the laboratory. Retail buyback is part of the trade of the Fonderie-Raffinerie, just like large lots; no lot is too small to be analysed, and the appraisal remains free and without obligation whatever the size of the lot presented.
General information, this does not constitute individualised tax advice.