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Sell palladium by alloy

The stamp in your palladium decides what it is worth. Below you can see what we pay today per alloy, and how we establish the fineness when there is no stamp at all.

Alloy types
3
Palladium rate
€36.26/g
Valuation
Free
Payment
24 hours
PALLADIUM 999 · now€36.26per gram +1.69%
Purchase prices

What we pay per alloy, per gram

Calculated on the palladium rate of this moment, €36.26 per gram of fine material. As of:

Purchase prices for palladium per gram, per alloy
AlloyHallmarkPurityPer gramPer 10 grams
Palladium 99999999.9%€36.22€362.22
Palladium 95095095%€34.45€344.46
Palladium 50050050%€18.13€181.29

Material value based on the current palladium rate of €36.26 per gram, updated every minute. Prices are indicative; we establish the definitive purity at the counter.

Palladium is expressed in alloys

Palladium too is measured in thousandths. You come across it in white gold alloys, in jewellery stamped 950 or 500, and above all in industry. It is a silvery-white metal from the same group as platinum.

  • 999 – technical material: bars, laboratory equipment and contact points in electronics
  • 950 – the usual jewellery fineness, found on palladium wedding rings
  • 500 – half pure palladium, used for more affordable jewellery

Does your piece read 500 without any further mark? Have it measured. The figure 500 is used for other alloys as well, and the difference in what you receive is considerable.

Overlooked, and therefore often unrecognised

Palladium stays white of its own accord and needs no layer of rhodium, unlike white gold. Nor does it tarnish the way silver does. A ring that is still bright white after years in a drawer is therefore more likely to be palladium or platinum than silver.

It is moreover noticeably lighter than platinum at the same size, and that difference in weight helps us tell the two apart alongside the measurement. We establish the fineness with X-ray analysis, non-destructively and in your presence, because palladium and platinum cannot be told apart with the naked eye.

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Have your Palladium valued

The more you fill in, the more precise we can be in advance. Do not know something? Skip that field – we will look at it ourselves.

The small number stamped into the piece. If there is none, we measure the fineness ourselves.
A kitchen scale is accurate enough for an indication.
Stones add to the weight on the scale but not to the gold price.
PhotosAt most 6, up to 8 MB each. A sharp photo of the piece and of the hallmark or the dial helps most.
For example: inherited, repaired, a chip or a dent, or how many pieces you have.

Free and without obligation. We reply within one working day.

In four steps

How to sell your palladium

  1. Find the hallmark

    Jewellery carries a small number: 585, 750, 925. That is the fineness in thousandths.

  2. We weigh and test

    On a calibrated scale, and in case of doubt with X-ray analysis. You watch as we do.

  3. You receive an offer

    Weight times fineness times the rate of this moment. We do the sum out loud for you.

  4. Paid out immediately

    In cash or by bank transfer. Larger amounts reach your account within 24 hours.

Good to know

Questions about selling palladium per alloy

How do I recognise palladium in a piece of jewellery?

By the stamp 950Pd or 500Pd. Without a stamp we establish the fineness with an X-ray analysis, because palladium and platinum cannot be told apart with the naked eye. The measurement takes place in your presence and is free of charge, whether you decide to sell afterwards or not.

Where do I come across palladium?

In white gold alloys, in jewellery stamped 950 or 500, and above all in car catalytic converters. It is a silvery-white metal from the same group as platinum. In jewellery it was used mainly over the past twenty years as a lighter and once cheaper alternative to platinum.

Do you buy catalytic converters?

Loose car catalytic converters we do not buy; palladium in the form of jewellery we certainly do. The content of a converter differs per model and can only be established by analysis, so that is work for a specialised recycler. With a palladium ring or wedding ring you have come to exactly the right place.

Why is the palladium rate so erratic?

The market is small and hangs strongly on the motor industry. A few per cent of difference in demand moves the rate visibly at once – more so than with gold, where the market is many times larger. Our rates page shows the current movement, updated every minute.

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