SNOW GOLD Jewelry

11/11/2017

11/03/2017

“ Gold has other world quality that people have always enjoyed“

11/03/2017

Inspiring! And plenty of great advice for every day life

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10/30/2017

Which jewelry store is ripping you off?

08/14/2017

In the past year, the bullish and bearish forces affecting gold prices have been roughly in balance. On the losing side, the economy has been fairly robust. Jobs are being created and GDP has been positive. This would typically depress gold prices, as investors have other areas to gain a higher return than in gold.
Counter to this, inflation has been almost non-existent in the U.S. Consumer goods and wage inflation have not risen as one would expect in a strong economic period of growth. Low inflation is generally positive for gold prices. Investors that hold the commodity won’t lose ground as prices rise, given that gold does not produce interest or dividend income.

An equally bullish and bearish factor on gold recently has news from Washington, D.C. The chaotic Trump presidency has been bullish in that analysts are worried that important economic drivers like tax reform and infrastructure spending will be sidelined, and the economy will suffer as a result. In addition, worry over an impasse on the debt ceiling has made the safe haven of gold more popular and the dollar weaker.
On the bearish side, the Fed has been promising to slowly sell off its massive bond portfolio in recent months. This should push interest rates higher, depressing gold prices as the opportunity costs of holding gold versus fixed income investments rise.
Given these opposing forces, it should be no surprise that gold has not been able to gain traction in any direction for any extended length of time. But there are some wild cards that may tilt the balance in the near future.
First, there are geopolitical risks that are becoming more pronounced — such as possible military action in North Korea or problems in the Middle East. Should any of these worrisome factors come to reality, gold will certainly rise as investors look to a safe haven for their funds.
In contrast, if the Trump administration were to pass tax reforms or an infrastructure plan, that would put downward pressure on precious metal prices. Similarly, if the Fed actively starts to unwind its balance sheet or raise rates more aggressively than analysts predict because of a strong economy or higher inflation numbers, that would also depress gold prices.

A final force that may tip the scales of gold prices may be physical demand for precious metals. Right now, the demand for gold is low in places like India and China. If their economies improve, that can turn around quickly.
I would expect gold and other precious metals to maintain their tight trading range for the time being. But given the unpredictability of Washington politics and geopolitical events, it may only be a matter of time before gold takes us for a wild ride once again.

08/12/2017

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These photos will change your perspective of the world around you.

07/26/2017

If the price of gold drops, I'm going to be pi**ed. It's really unfortunate that gold prices are dropping as imposter 45 ego balloons into outer space.

The tide is clearly turning against the American currency.

07/18/2017

We've had an awesome so far! Thank you to all of our awesome customers. Some are new friends and some are starting to feel like family.

I'm not sure if you know that gold prices are starting to look a little low BUT our payout prices haven't moved since gold was at its height of the year in March when gold was $1400!

We are the ones you want to see when you are ready to sell your gold, heirlooms or stuff you don't wear anymore. W'ell take care of you! Ask for Marisa or Al.

06/06/2017

Beautiful gold!

05/30/2017

Hi Everybody, its Marisa Rojo, your favorite gold buyer. Working at Snow Gold Jewelry, I see alot for different kind of people for a ton of different reasons. Some because bills gotta be paid or just to eat that day. Some want to get the hell out of Jersey and go on vacation. Can you blame them? But one thing remains the same. Poeple always tell me that some other place "down the road" (who shall not be named) wanted to give them half of what I just offered them.

Now, Listen carefully because I dont want anyone to be taken advantage of. Not today, and not ever! In this area alone, there are several cash for gold places that basically assume that you're inexperienced and will give you bottom dollar for your gold. Dude, its gold!! Why would you be selling your jewelry if you didn't want top dollar. Right?

Now its not my job to school you, but I definitely got your back. And as your friendly neighborhood gold buyer, I gotta let you know that there are a few things you need to know when selling your stuff.

1) Google what the current price of gold is and know its based on 24k.

2) Know what karat purity you own. 10k, 14k, 18k...etc.

3) Shop around and then stick with the store that pays you top dollar everytime.....ehem. Thats meeeeee!!

You dont have to be some kind of yiddish old school jeweler to sell gold. But just knowing the basics will help you make sure you got top dollar every time. Simple, yea?

Snow Gold Jewelry is located at 131 S. Main Street in Neptune, around the corner from Rt.. 33.

See y'all soon. We are open from 10-7:30 Mon-Sat.

05/11/2017

Why does the dollar seem to be falling?? Is it a good time to sell? Economists say that as the value of the dollar increases, the price of gold drops. So why do people invest in gold in the first place? One, is when they fear inflation rates are eroding their spending power and they want an investment that they believe will hold its valure better than cash. If you remember the crash of 2008 gold shot up to $1800/oz. But ever since 2011, gold has been n the decline. Economists predict that 99.9 pure gold will be hitting a new low at less than $1,000/oz. by the end of this year (although recently it's been hovering at a $1,200/oz).

So what does this mean to you?

Well, here's the skinny since you have a few choices:

One, just hang on to it and hope for the best. Or two, make your oney work for you by pulling out your reserves. Cash in now before the price of gold drops even lower, and invest in high interest stocks, bonds, or real estate because a busy economy is a happy economy.

Then, when you know those stock are about to drop, pull out, and reinvest in gold. Becaues then it will be cheaper than before and you will be able to buy more gold than you had before (get it?). Then as the economy takes a nose dive into the sh***er, you'll be swimming happily in your gold buillon money bin that just doubled its value. Just dont get too comfortable, because then it just starts all over again. Forever and always, Amen.

05/06/2017

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