On , Gold & Silver Company, a Belgian refinery open to private clients, buys back 18-carat gold at 81.41 €/g, 22-carat at 100.62 €/g, 14-carat at 62.23 €/g and 9-carat at 38.21 €/g; the Napoleon 20 F is bought back at 660.04 € per piece. Net prices, updated several times a day, identical for a shipment from Switzerland and for a hand-over at the office of our refinery in Dottignies (Mouscron).
| You sell | You receive |
|---|---|
| 10 g of 18-carat gold (a wedding ring and a fine chain) | 814.10 € |
| 50 g of 18-carat gold | 4,070.50 € |
| 100 g of 18-carat gold | 8,141.00 € |
| 5 common Napoleon 20 F coins | 3,300.20 € |
Net amounts, at the price published today; the weight used is the gold weight at the fineness measured by our laboratory.
Selling your gold from Geneva, Lausanne or Neuchâtel: the local gold-buying counters, or a Belgian refinery directly
In Geneva, Lausanne, Neuchâtel or Fribourg, the gold-buying counters and jewellers are intermediaries: they collect the metal, often at a flat rate per carat, then resell it to a refiner. Gold & Silver Company, in Dottignies (Mouscron), Belgium, is the refinery itself, open to private clients: a Belgian smelter-refinery of precious metals, approved by the Royal Mint of Belgium and holding the status of approved assayer, with laboratory, melting and refining under one roof. The buyback price is published every day, per gram and per carat, in euros, and it is net: nothing is added, nothing is deducted. From Geneva, Lausanne, Montreux, Neuchâtel, Fribourg or Sion, the process is identical.
How to sell from Switzerland without travelling
The refinery is around seven hours by road from Geneva: our Swiss clients choose registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt, against signature and with declared value. A shipment from Switzerland or Liechtenstein comes from outside the European Union and must be declared to customs; call us on +32 56 33 19 96 before shipping and we will tell you how to proceed. On receipt, the metal is weighed and analysed in the laboratory, exactly as at the office; the offer is sent to you within 24 hours, without obligation, and your items are returned to you if you decline it. Payment is made by bank transfer, in euros, within five working days of your agreement.
How your gold is valued
The metal is analysed on site and valued at its real fineness, that is its exact fine gold content, at the day's rate, rather than at a flat rate. The appraisal is free, immediate and without any obligation to sell.
How you are paid
Payment is made by bank transfer, a traceable and secure means, within five working days of your agreement; at the office, up to 500 euros may be paid in cash, the ceiling set by Belgian law for the buyback of precious metals. The sale takes place in Belgium, with a Belgian professional, who applies no tax at source; for your personal situation in Switzerland, call us on +32 56 33 19 96.
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
Where to sell your gold from Switzerland at the best price?
At the published price: on Thursday 5 November 2026 at 17:31, 81.41 €/g for 18-carat, net, directly to a Belgian refinery, by registered mail with customs declaration.
Which is the best gold buyer in Geneva or Lausanne?
The one that publishes its price per gram, weighs and analyses in front of you or in the laboratory and leaves you free to decline. The local gold-buying counters are intermediaries; a refinery buys directly, at real fineness, at the day's price.
How much is a gram of gold worth today in Switzerland?
The gold rate is worldwide; what changes is the buyback price. Today, 81.41 €/g for 18-carat, 100.62 €/g for 22-carat, 62.23 €/g for 14-carat, the same in Switzerland as in Dottignies.
Where to sell gold coins or a bar in Switzerland?
The common Napoleon 20 F is bought back at 660.04 € per piece this 5 November; a bar is bought back at the rate of the moment, set by telephone before shipping or visiting. A rare coin or a sought-after year is valued coin in hand.
Can I have my gold jewellery appraised for free in Switzerland?
Yes, remotely: you ship by registered mail with declared value after a call to +32 56 33 19 96, we weigh and analyse in the laboratory, you receive the offer within 24 hours, without obligation; your items are returned if you decline. We have no office in Switzerland: the office of our refinery is in Dottignies (Mouscron).
How to sell gold in Switzerland without being cheated?
By demanding a price published per gram before any sale, weighing and analysis before your eyes or in the laboratory of an approved house, the right to decline the offer, and payment by bank transfer. That is what we do for every sale.