1. How to trade old gold?
Trade-in of gold can be exchanged directly at the chain store where it is purchased. If it is a brand store's gold jewelry, several small rules should be followed when depreciating: 30/ g depreciation fee should be charged for the depreciated gold jewelry; The re-selected gold jewelry is more than 25% larger than the previous old jewelry; There is also an extra charge for new gold jewelry; If it is not the gold jewelry of a brand store, you need to follow the following rules: melt the old gold jewelry and calculate it as the weight of the real gold jewelry according to the weight of the melted gold; Abandoned gold jewelry will be charged a depreciation fee of 30/ g; The re-selected gold jewelry is more than 25% larger than the previous old jewelry; You have to pay extra for the new gold jewelry.
Second, gold jewelry, trade-in, how to calculate the labor cost?
1, extra gold jewelry fee: In short, you need to add 2 grams of jewelry fee when you take 10 grams of old gold jewelry to the jewelry store to buy 12 grams of gold jewelry. This fee is the price of gold multiplied by the extra gram weight, for example, today's 445 grams, multiplied by two grams, is 890 yuan. This cost is inevitable in any brand, unless you buy 10g old gold jewelry and 10g new gold jewelry, which are not overweight at all.
2, new jewelry labor costs: this is also simple, that is, the gold jewelry labor costs marked on the new jewelry you want to buy, generally more than ten yuan a gram.
3. Depreciation expense: the first item is added to this project, and the most favorable item is the exemption of depreciation expense. This is a common method used by many jewelry brands when they are doing activities, or when business is not good, to retain customers and to handle customer complaints. Is the most favorable one, no one. This kind of activity is too reasonable and appropriate, just change it.
Trade-in of gold ornaments is the after-sales service of jewelry stores. The original intention of opening it was only to serve those cases where jewelry was broken beyond repair, but in the end it evolved into a good way for jewelry stores to make money.