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Where to get gold melted in Dublin?

CaraFawn · 2009-03-16 01:27:12

Hi, I have some old jewels in 18Kt+ that I would like to melt in like pure gold 1Gr coins or so. Some are broken so I'd like to give them a second life. Anyone knows a trusty place where I can get this done? Cheers

16-03-2009 1:27am

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CaraFawn

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Hi,

I have some old jewels in 18Kt+ that I would like to melt in like pure gold 1Gr coins or so. Some are broken so I'd like to give them a second life.

Anyone knows a trusty place where I can get this done?

Cheers

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#2 16-03-2009 1:33am

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A recession buster if I ever saw it.

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#4 16-03-2009 7:03am

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I would have thought that any good jewellers would rework gold for you. Provided of course you can show proof of ownership and dont walk in with a pile of rings in a bag with 'Swag' written on it!

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#5 16-03-2009 8:48am

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In the Powerscourt Centre there's quite a few small jewellery workshops on the second floor. I've had a few items melted down and remade in one of the shops there, can't remember the name though!

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#6 16-03-2009 6:18pm

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try o connors in harolds cross

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