Gold prices change by the minute. So does your store
A bar that costs one price in the morning can cost another by the afternoon. In a precious metals store, there’s no keeping up with that by hand, so we don’t try. The store pulls live gold and silver rates from a market data provider and updates coin and bar prices in real time.
Stones work the same way. A daily integration with the world’s largest diamond wholesaler keeps products, prices, and stock up to date. Customers can browse around 450,000 natural and lab-grown diamonds and gemstones, even though none of them sit in a display case.
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How we work
In this industry, we start by asking what you sell out of your own vault and what comes from a supplier’s catalog. Coins and bars are in your hands. Diamonds and gemstones might be waiting at a wholesaler on the other side of the world. Each group needs its own pricing and availability logic. Then we plug in the data sources: metal prices, a daily import from the diamond wholesaler, and your inventory. Finally, we set up filters that match how buyers think: metal, weight, and mint, and for stones, cut, carat, color, clarity, and certificate.
Your vision, our technology
Some people buy an ounce of gold for a rainy day, others are looking for a pink sapphire for an engagement ring. The store has to handle both purchases with accurate pricing. That’s why it sells gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and copper in one place: bullion coins and LBMA-certified bars. Alongside that, there’s a gold and silver buyback service, including by mail. And fancy-color diamonds, green, blue, or yellow, get their own categories, because people looking for them usually know exactly what they want.
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