14k & 10k Gold Scrap Lot — Chains, Rings, Earrings, 20.21g total

A gold scrap lot — the kind of collection that accumulates in a jewelry box over decades and is worth real money by weight alone. Total weight 20.21 grams on a Triton T3 precision scale, as shown. Metal breakdown (this is a MIXED-karat lot): - 10k gold: one rope bracelet (the shorter chain), 1.81 grams — shown on the scale in the photos - 14k gold: the remaining pieces, 18.40 grams — confirmed 14k by a jeweler's test (many are unmarked, including the earrings) - Total: 20.21 grams Approximate pure (fine) gold content: - 14k portion: 18.40g × 14/24 ≈ 10.73g fine gold - 10k portion: 1.81g × 10/24 ≈ 0.75g fine gold - Total ≈ 11.49 grams of pure gold Pieces include: - Long rope chain necklace (14k) - Shorter rope bracelet (10k, 1.81g — the piece shown on the scale) - Two rings (one solitaire-style, one multi-stone band with purple/clear stones) - Five pairs of hoop earrings in varying sizes and textures - Three stone stud earrings (orange/champagne, diamond cluster, purple amethyst with pavé surround) — appear to be singles or mismatched pairs Some stones present; stone value not assessed here. Condition consistent with scrap gold: broken, bent, and some missing stones. Gavel AI Estimated Value: $1500.00–$1700.00. This is an automated estimate based on the visible condition — for reference only, not a professional appraisal or guarantee. The final price is set by the bidding. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.*