Partner Directory

A Canadian bullion dealer selling gold, silver and platinum as coins and bars, with allocated storage offered separately. Suits a first physical purchase where you want metal and vaulting from one dealer. Premiums over spot vary by product, so compare cost per gram before you compare headline prices.

The gold section: sovereign coins such as Maple Leafs alongside PAMP and other refinery bars. Coins carry a higher premium than bars but are far easier to sell in small amounts. Buy coins for divisibility, bars for the lowest cost per gram - the choice is really about how you expect to exit.

Platinum bullion, usually at a smaller premium over spot than gold. It is an industrial metal as much as a monetary one, so its price tracks vehicle manufacturing and hydrogen demand rather than the investment cycle. The resale market is thinner than gold or silver; size the position accordingly.

Allocated, segregated, insured vault storage - your specific bars, not a claim on a pool. Worth considering once a holding outgrows what you are comfortable keeping at home. Storage fees compound every year you hold, so weigh them against a bank safe-deposit box before committing.

An online market where buyers and sellers trade allocated gold, silver and platinum held in professional vaults in London, Zurich, New York, Toronto and Singapore. The exchange model suits larger holdings where vault economics matter more than convenience. Listed here, not a partner - this link earns us nothing.

Allocated precious-metals accounts with vault storage worldwide, built around holding metal as a currency rather than taking delivery. Suits savers who never intend to hold a coin in their hand. If physical possession is the point of the purchase, this is the wrong structure. Listed, not a partner - we earn nothing.

A Swiss retailer selling direct from MKS PAMP, one of the major refineries, which shortens the chain between refinery and buyer. Suits anyone who specifically wants PAMP bars from source rather than through a reseller. Listed here, not a partner - this link earns us nothing.

One of the largest precious-metals dealers in the United States, with the deepest catalogue here - coins, bars, and collectables priced above melt. Breadth is the reason to use it, and breadth is not the same as being cheapest, so check cost per gram. Listed, not a partner - we earn nothing.

A subscription that ships a watch a month at a set price, with the model chosen for you. It is a way to build a rotation cheaply, not a way to acquire pieces worth keeping - the surprise is the product. Read the cancellation terms before the headline price.

Sterling silver jewellery set with natural gemstones, produced in small runs rather than mass-manufactured. Suits everyday pieces and gifts well below fine-jewellery prices. Silver tarnishes and the stones are not independently graded, so buy these for the design - they are not a store of value.

A Spanish fine-jewellery house working in contemporary gold, silver and gemstone designs. Suits a buyer who wants a designed piece rather than plain metal. Design-led jewellery carries a making premium that does not survive resale, so buy it to wear rather than to hold.

The Spanish house best known for its bear motif; the TOUS ATELIER line covers gold, diamond and gemstone pieces. The recognisable branding is both the draw and the limit - you are paying for a name that trades on high-street recognition rather than auction demand.

A Hong Kong jeweller trading since 1934, notable for 999.9 pure-gold pieces priced against the gold price rather than a fixed retail markup. That pricing model is unusual, and it makes this the closest thing in this directory to jewellery that behaves like bullion.

Diamonds and fine jewellery sold on a traceable-sourcing promise, with lab-grown stones offered alongside natural ones. Suits buyers for whom provenance decides the purchase. Be clear which you are buying: lab-grown stones have almost no resale market. Listed, not a partner - we earn nothing.

A specialist in natural fancy coloured diamonds - yellows, pinks, blues - one corner of the stone market where scarcity is genuine rather than managed. For informed buyers only: colour grading drives the price and cannot be judged from a photograph. Listed, not a partner - we earn nothing.

The paid italist membership, adding a further discount across the catalogue. It only pays if you buy more than occasionally - set the membership cost against what you realistically expect to spend in a year before joining.

A single-use first-order discount code for italist. Small, and worth applying to a purchase you had already decided on. It is not a reason to buy something you were not going to buy.

A single-family operation selling pure cashmere knitwear, wraps and scarves rather than blends. Suits buyers who want the fibre content to be what the label says. Cashmere quality comes down to fibre length and micron, neither visible online - judge by the returns policy.

Leather briefcases, laptop bags and wheeled cases built for daily professional use rather than fashion. Suits a working bag you expect to replace on a decade timescale. It is not a luxury-house product and does not price like one, which is rather the point.

The YOOX NET-A-PORTER outlet, carrying end-of-season and archive stock from luxury labels at reduced prices. It rewards patience: the discount is real but sizing is whatever is left. Stock is genuinely last-season, so do not come here for current collections.

Stainless-steel wall pieces, sculpture, moss art, lighting and furniture - decorative work sold for a room rather than for a collection. It issues no provenance documentation and does not operate in the secondary market, so treat this as decor, not as art investment.

A golf-travel operator packaging course access with accommodation. Suits groups who would rather not arrange tee times in a country they do not know. Listed here, not a partner - this link earns us nothing.

A large golf-holiday specialist with broad course access worldwide. Scale and choice are the argument for it over a boutique operator; a boutique operator is the argument against. Listed here, not a partner - this link earns us nothing.

The largest accommodation inventory of anything listed here, with free cancellation on most stays. Suits plans that may still change. It is not a luxury specialist - the top of the market is thinner here than on a dedicated villa or hotel platform.

Tours, attraction tickets and transport, strongest across Asia-Pacific where it began. Useful for pre-booking the things that sell out before you arrive. Coverage thins noticeably outside its core markets, so check your destination before relying on it.

An award-flight search that queries airline and hotel loyalty programmes together, which is the tedious part of spending points. Suits people who already hold a balance worth spending. It finds availability - it does not earn you the points.

Holds and converts more than 40 currencies at the mid-market rate, with the fee charged openly instead of buried in the spread. Suits anyone paying across borders regularly. It is not a bank - balances are safeguarded, which is not the same thing as deposit insurance.

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