Payment & trade

Cash for Gold

Skip to the form

Broken chains, single earrings, rings nobody wears — we buy gold, platinum, silver and diamonds outright, and we have been doing it in Waipahu since 1991. Bring your pieces in and we will weigh and test them while you wait.

What we buy

  • 10K, 14K, 18K and 24K gold
  • Platinum and sterling silver
  • Diamonds and fine jewelry
  • Broken, mismatched, or single pieces

How an offer is reached

  1. Bring the pieces to the showroom — no appointment needed, and there is no charge to look.
  2. We weigh each piece and test the metal in front of you, so you see what it is and what it weighs.
  3. We make you an offer based on that weight and the metal market that day. Take it, or take your jewelry home — either is fine.

We will not quote a figure before we have seen the piece, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Three things set the number — what it actually weighs, what the metal tests at, and where gold is trading that day — and none of them can be read off a photograph. An offer we make at the counter is good that day.

We show you the weight, the karat, the day's metal price and the rate we pay before you agree. If you have a written offer from another buyer, show it to us and a manager will see whether we can match or beat it. We pay you in full that day, and the sale is final. Hawaiʻi requires us to hold what we buy for fifteen days. You may ask for a copy of the record at any time.

Tell us what you have

Send us a note before you drive over and we will tell you whether it is worth the trip and what to bring. We cannot price it from here, but we can save you a wasted journey.

How should we reach you? Give us an email address or a phone number — either one is enough, and whichever you give is how we'll get back to you.

Photos help — reply to our email with them, or bring the pieces in. We will not ask you to mail anything.

We use your details to answer this inquiry and to look after you as a customer. We never sell them. No obligation, and no valuation is binding until we have seen the piece. Read the privacy policy