Gold & Silver Buyers — Suwanee, GA
Gold & Silver Buyers in Suwanee, GA
Free Evaluation. No Obligation.
RK & Co. Jewelers buys gold and silver in Suwanee, Georgia. Owner Reza Khalaj is a GIA Graduate Gemologist, and he evaluates what you bring in person. You see how the offer is calculated, and you get it in writing. If you decide not to sell, you take your items home. There is no pressure and no obligation.
What We Buy
10k through 24k, including broken and mismatched pieces.
Silver jewelry and sterling flatware.
Single earrings, broken chains, and worn pieces still hold value.
Inherited jewelry evaluated by a credentialed expert.
Loose stones and diamond jewelry.
We buy luxury timepieces, so a mixed lot is handled in one visit.
How Our Evaluation Works
Bring In Your Items
Come in during regular business hours. No appointment necessary.
In-Person Evaluation
Your items are tested and weighed in front of you by a GIA Graduate Gemologist.
A Written Offer
The offer is based on purity, weight, and the current market. We explain how we got there.
Same-Day Payment
Accept and we pay you on the spot. Decline and you take your items home. No pressure.
Why Sell to RK & Co.
Your items are evaluated by a credentialed expert, not a clerk with a scale in the back.
Buying gold, silver, and estate jewelry from the same location since 2010.
Walk out with your items if the offer isn’t right. The evaluation costs nothing.
We also buy diamonds and Rolex watches, so nothing gets turned away at the counter.
What to Bring
The gold and silver you would like evaluated.
Georgia law requires a government-issued photo ID for any precious-metal sale.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you decide what my gold is worth?
Two things set the price: the purity, measured in karats, and the weight. We test and weigh everything in front of you and price it against the current market.
Do I have to sell if I come in?
No. The evaluation is free and there is no obligation. You get a written offer and decide from there.
What do I need to bring?
Your items and a government-issued photo ID. Georgia law requires ID for any precious-metal sale.
Do you buy broken or mismatched jewelry?
Yes. Broken chains, single earrings, and scrap gold all have value based on their metal content.
Selling a full estate or other fine jewelry? See Sell Your Jewelry ›