Sell 14ct Gold — Clear Valuations on 585 Hallmarks
14ct gold is widely used in European and American jewellery. We value 585-hallmarked pieces accurately by weight and current market rate.
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14ct gold and the 585 hallmark
14ct gold is 58.5% pure gold (585 parts per thousand), making it noticeably more valuable per gram than 9ct. The "585" hallmark is most common on jewellery imported from the US, mainland Europe and the Middle East.
Our valuation team is familiar with both UK and international 14ct hallmarks. Where a piece carries an unusual or worn stamp we'll test it electronically before confirming the carat.
Because 14ct sits between 9ct and 18ct, getting the per-gram figure right matters — small under-testing errors quickly add up. Every 14ct item is weighed and tested individually.
Indicative market value · 14ct
Live 14ct reference price per gram
—/g
58.5% pure · hallmark 585
Updated —
Indicative reference value only. Final per-item offers are confirmed after professional testing and weighing, and may differ from the indicative figure shown.
Where 14ct gold turns up
Common 14ct (585) items
US-made rings & chains
14k is the US standard
European 585 jewellery
Mainland Europe staple
Middle-Eastern wedding jewellery
Worn or partial hallmarks
We re-test if unclear
Mixed-carat estate pieces
14ct charms & pendants
UK carat & purity reference
Each carat carries a fixed purity. Per-gram value is weight × purity × the current gold market rate, before refining and handling adjustments.
Multipliers shown are nominal purities. Indicative per-gram values follow the same multipliers when applied to the live 24ct market rate.
Frequently asked questions
Is 14ct gold the same as 585?+
Yes — 585 is the European purity stamp for 14ct, meaning 58.5% pure gold.
Do you accept 14ct items with no hallmark?+
Yes, we test unmarked items to confirm their carat before valuing.
Why don't I see 14ct hallmarked in older UK jewellery?+
14ct was less common in traditional British jewellery, which more often used 9ct, 18ct or 22ct. It's still fully valued by us.
How is the per-gram price calculated?+
Weight × 0.585 × current gold market rate, adjusted for refining and handling. We show this clearly in your offer.
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