What is the drive from Brielle to Brick?
Head for the Brielle Circle, where Routes 34, 35 and 70 meet on the edge of town, and take Route 70 southwest across the Manasquan River into Brick. Cedar Bridge Avenue is off Route 70 on the Brick side, and the store is at 921. From the riverfront streets near Union Lane it is usually twelve to fifteen minutes. The other way over is Route 35 south across the river into Point Pleasant and then Route 88 west, which suits you if you are already down by the marinas.
The Brick store is open weekdays only, Monday to Friday, and closed on the weekend. If you want to describe a piece before making the trip, call (732) 444-2094.
Why Brielle jewelry boxes lean nautical
Before it was Brielle, this bank of the river was a landing where boats were built and loaded, first called Landing and later Union Landing, and salt was boiled here for the Revolution. The borough itself was formed out of Wall Township in 1919 and took its name from Brielle in the Netherlands. Today the riverfront is lined with marinas and a working fleet of charter and fishing boats, and about five thousand people live in the borough year round.
A boating town keeps boating jewelry. Gold anchor and compass pendants, ship's wheel charms, heavy rope chains bought as a gift from a good season on the water, a signet ring worn for forty years, and sterling pieces that came down with a house on the river. It also keeps the ordinary things every family does: outgrown class rings, single earrings, broken chains and wedding sets from a previous marriage.
How we test pieces that have spent years around salt water
Jewelry worn on boats takes a beating. Karat stamps rub away, clasps get replaced, and a chain that was sold as 14K may have been repaired with a 10K link. None of that matters at our counter, because the XRF analyzer reads the metal itself rather than the stamp: 14K comes back at 58.5 percent gold, 10K at 41.7, 18K at 75, and each part of a mixed piece is weighed at its own purity. Hollow rope chains are weighed as they are, not guessed at from how thick they look.
Coins get the same care. A roll of old silver or a single gold piece from a relative's tackle box is checked for date, mint and condition before anyone talks about melt. The coin buyers page explains that process, and the gold jewelry page shows how each karat is priced.
How customers describe the Brick counter
“Dennis was great and a pleasure to work with I appreciate his time and honesty with everything. Will definitely look to work with y'all again. Thank you.”
Drew G, five-star Google review of Cash 4 Gold Trading Post in Brick
Settling a Brielle estate or downsizing a river house
When a family house near the river is sold, the jewelry and silver usually need handling before the closing. Small collections come to the Brick counter; larger ones can be seen at home by arrangement through the estate buyers service, which also covers executor and probate paperwork. Diamonds are examined under magnification for carat, cut, color and clarity and priced separately from their settings; see diamond buyers and where to sell an engagement ring.
Which parts of Brielle do we hear from?
The riverfront and marina streets, Union Lane down to the old landing, the Hoffman's Anchorage area, the blocks around the Brielle Circle, and the neighborhoods that run up toward the Wall Township line. We also see Manasquan, Sea Girt and Point Pleasant sellers who come this way.
What do Brielle sellers bring over the river?
Gold at any karat, sterling, platinum, diamonds, coins and watches, whether they are whole, broken or missing a stone. Open a category to see how it is judged.
921 Cedar Bridge Avenue, the Brick side of the river
Come off Route 70 in Brick and the store is at 921 Cedar Bridge Ave, with parking right outside. Walk in on any weekday during the hours listed here.
Selling Brielle gold on the same trip
On a weekday, bring your pieces and your ID to Brick. Everything is tested and weighed in view, sorted by karat and by type, and priced against the day's live market, with coins, diamonds and signed jewelry called out on their own lines. Accept and you are paid in cash before you leave. Decline and you take it all back to Brielle with nothing owed.
A rope chain, a drawer of old coins, a river house to clear? Bring it over the Manasquan and see every piece tested, free.
📞 Get a Free Appraisal: (732) 444-2094Brielle cash for gold: frequently asked questions
Where is the closest place to sell gold from Brielle?
Our Brick store at 921 Cedar Bridge Ave, about twelve to fifteen minutes from Brielle by Route 70 over the Manasquan River. Phone (732) 444-2094.
My chain has no karat stamp left. Can you still buy it?
Yes. The XRF analyzer reads the metal directly, so a worn or missing stamp does not matter. Each part of the chain is tested and paid at the purity it actually is.
Do you buy nautical and charm jewelry?
Yes. Anchors, compasses, ship's wheels and other charms are tested like any gold piece, and a signed or maker-marked piece is checked for value as jewelry before melt.
Is the Brick store open on Saturday?
No. It is open Monday through Friday and closed Saturday and Sunday. No appointment is needed on weekdays.
Can someone look at a whole Brielle estate?
Yes. Small collections come to the counter, and larger households can be seen at home by arrangement, with executor paperwork handled through the estate service.
What ID do I need?
A valid government photo ID. New Jersey requires it for every precious-metals sale. Receipts and certificates are optional.
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