Cape Precious Metals (CPM) is a registered Precious Metal Refinery, specializing in recycling of all precious metals, including Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium. Refining is sourced from Jeweller's sweeps, filings, polishings, solutions, old jewellery solids and a wide variety of photographic material.

Refiners and dealers in precious metals, research and development.

Don't trash the earth's future Time is money and so are recycling your precious metals (gold, silver, platinum, palladium) & stones today & changes tomorrow by refashioning your out-of-date, broken or unmatched jewellery in Stellenbosch We recover precious metals, stones and sell it back into the jewellery trade, By re-design jewellery to a new fashion jewellery piece of your taste. we make customers happy - since 2020. We exchange your precious metals, stones, jewellery, silver, platinum and gold for immediate cash payment or a trade in deal. Strive to be more efficient, utilising (much lower carbon footprint) & conserving the natural raw metals to meet consumer needs to a new fashion jewellery piece of your taste. The business trade under provisions of section 4 of Act 23 / 1955 NOTE: ***We DO NOT buy blood, uncut or unpolished diamonds and gold in form stone / raw gold

Cape Precious Metals (CPM) is a registered Precious Metal Refinery, specializing in recycling of all precious metals, including Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium. Refining is sourced from Jeweller's sweeps, filings, polishings, solutions, old jewellery solids and a wide variety of photographic material.

Cape Precious Metals (CPM) is a registered Precious Metal Refinery, specializing in recycling of all precious metals, including Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium. Refining is sourced from Jeweller’s sweeps, filings, polishings, solutions, old jewellery solids and a wide variety of photographic material.

Cape Precious Metals (CPM) is a registered Precious Metal Refinery, specializing in recycling of all precious metals, including Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium. Refining is sourced from Jeweller’s sweeps, filings, polishings, solutions, old jewellery solids and a wide variety of photographic material.