Most of a class ring’s value is its gold. Here’s how to tell what you have.
Get Your Free QuoteA gold class ring is worth its gold weight × karat purity × the spot price. Look inside the band: 10K and 14K are the most common. Stamps like Siladium, Valadium, Lustrium, Celestrium, or Ultrium mean it isn’t gold. Synthetic stones usually add little, so the gold is where the value is.
Today’s gold spot price: see our live prices page. Values update automatically.
| Example | 10k | 14k | 18k |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 g ring | — | — | — |
| 12 g ring | — | — | — |
| 18 g ring | — | — | — |
| 25 g ring | — | — | — |
Melt value of the gold only, using today’s spot price. Example weights, not averages — weigh your piece for a real number. Not an offer.
Stamps wear off. If yours is unreadable, we test it free with an XRF analyzer — see how we test.
Most class-ring stones are synthetic or lab-created and add little resale value. We weigh the gold without the stone, or account for it, and show you the math.
Bring them all. We separate by karat so each is paid at its own purity. See what gold is worth per gram.
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