We buy Gold in Nashik

To ensure a secure and transparent transaction, and to comply with regulatory guidelines, we require the following documents when you sell gold jewellery to us:

• Mandatory Identification and Address Proof (KYC Documents):
  • Your valid Aadhaar Card
  • Your valid PAN Card
• Proof of Purchase (Highly Recommended):
  • The original purchase bill or invoice for your gold jewellery. This helps establish the authenticity, purity, and origin of the gold, often leading to a smoother and faster valuation process.
• In the absence of a Purchase Bill (for older or inherited jewellery): If the original purchase bill is not available (e.g., for very old or inherited ornaments), we will require additional proof of ownership and identity to establish the legitimate source of the gold. This may include:
  • Your official Job ID Card (for salaried individuals).
  • Government-issued Employee ID Card (for government employees).
  • Shop and Establishment Act Certificate or GST Certificate (for business owners).
  • Professional Identity Proof (e.g., Bar Council ID for Lawyers, Medical Council Registration for Doctors, ICAI/ICSI/ICMAI membership for Chartered Accountants/Company Secretaries/Cost Accountants, etc.).
  • In some cases, a notarized affidavit declaring ownership and source of the gold may also be required.

These documents are crucial for:

• Identity Verification (KYC): To confirm your identity as the legitimate seller, as mandated by Indian financial regulations.
• Compliance: To adhere to anti-money laundering (AML) guidelines and income tax regulations, especially for transactions exceeding certain thresholds.
• Transparency: To ensure a fair and transparent transaction for both parties, establishing the rightful ownership of the gold.

We appreciate your cooperation in providing the necessary documentation, which helps us facilitate a quick, secure, and hassle-free process for your gold sale.

At  Takle Old Gold, we prioritize secure and transparent transactions. While we offer both cash payment and bank transfers, we highly recommend and encourage opting for a direct bank transfer for your convenience and security.

For transactions up to a certain limit, we can facilitate immediate cash payment. However, in accordance with Indian government regulations and for amounts exceeding that limit, the payment will be securely transferred directly to your bank account. This ensures compliance, provides a clear transaction record, and offers you the safest way to receive your funds. Our team will guide you through the seamless process of providing your bank details if your transaction amount exceeds the cash limit.

When talking about precious items and produce, it’s easy to get Karat, Carat, and Carrot mixed up due to their similar sounds. However, they refer to entirely different things:

Karat (Purity of Gold)

Karat (often abbreviated as ‘K’ or ‘kt’) is a unit used to measure the purity of gold. It indicates the proportion of pure gold in an alloy. The higher the Karat, the purer the gold.

• 24 Karat gold is considered 99.99% pure gold, meaning it’s almost entirely unmixed with other metals.
• 22 Karat gold is 91.66% pure gold, with the remaining percentage typically being other metals like copper or silver to increase its durability.

Think of it this way: Karat tells you how much actual gold is in your gold jewelry or item.

Carat (Weight of Gemstones)

Carat (often abbreviated as ‘ct’) is a unit of weight used for gemstones, particularly diamonds. It’s a standard measure globally.

• One Carat is equivalent to 200 milligrams (0.2 grams).
• So, a 1.5 Carat diamond weighs 300 milligrams, and a 5 Carat diamond weighs 1 gram.

It’s important to remember that Carat refers to weight, not size. While a heavier diamond is generally larger, two diamonds of the same carat weight can appear differently sized depending on their cut and shape.

Carrot (The Vegetable)

And finally, a Carrot is simply the common root vegetable we eat! It’s orange, crunchy, and packed with nutrients, but it has absolutely no connection to gold purity or gemstone weight.

In summary, while they sound alike, remember:

• Carrot for your salad.
• Karat for gold purity.
• Carat for gemstone weight.