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This neighborhood gold shop trades in classic Thai 96.5% gold — simple chains, rings, bracelets, and tidy amulet frames — with prices that follow the day’s posted gold rate. Counters are bright and spotless, staff weigh and mark pieces in front of you, and receipts are clear about weight and workmanship so you know exactly what you’re paying for. It sits on the Banglamphu/Tha Prachan side of town, a handy stop if you’re staying around Khao San or passing Sanam Luang and Thammasat. Expect a steady flow of locals, students, and monks dropping in to adjust an amulet frame or trade a half-baht chain. Come in the daytime when gold shops are most active; it’s easier to compare designs and ask about buy‑back policies, sizing, or custom frames. If you’re new to Thai gold, start with a half‑baht or one‑baht chain and ask to see the hallmark stamp. Making charges vary by design but are typically modest; the bulk of the price tracks the official market rate that changes through the day. Friendly, no‑nonsense service and fair quotes make this a reliable option when you want to buy, sell, or frame something meaningful — without trekking to Yaowarat.