TrueAssay

09/11/2026

25 years later, we remember. 🇺🇸

Today, we honor the lives lost, the heroes who answered the call, and the families forever changed by September 11, 2001.

May we never forget the courage, sacrifice, and unity that brought our country together. ❤️🤍💙

We will never forget.

TrueAssay

08/31/2026

Introducing the NEW TrueAssay 3×6 Testing Stone ✨🔬

Designed to make precious metal testing cleaner, easier, and more organized. The larger 3×6 surface gives you extra room for multiple test streaks, while the slightly frosted finish helps reactions stay easy to see.

✔️ Larger 3×6 testing surface
✔️ Multiple testing sections
✔️ Frosted for clearer test marks
✔️ Non-slip rubber backing
✔️ Made for gold, silver & platinum testing
✔️ Patent Pending

A smarter upgrade for your TrueAssay testing setup. 🧪💙

08/03/2026

I've watched resellers lose more money trusting their eyes than trusting a $19.99 testing kit.
Gold testing isn't complicated — but the wrong kit (or no kit) will cost you way more than it saves.
Quick truth: electronic testers are fast, but they get fooled by plated pieces, gold-filled items, and tungsten-core fakes. Acid testing is slower, but it tells you the exact karat, every time, for a fraction of the cost.
The real question isn't "acid or electronic." It's: do you actually know what separates a kit that works from one that wastes your time?
We broke down: → Acid kits vs electronic testers (real pros and cons, no fluff) → What actually matters in a kit (coverage, stone quality, shelf life) → What's actually in our kit and what it costs → Who actually needs one (spoiler: probably you)

Full buyer's guide → link in bio.
Save this before your next buy. Tag someone who needs to stop guessing on gold. 👇

07/17/2026

Most people read gold acid tests backwards.

If the line stays, that’s a pass. If it dissolves, that’s a fail.
Getting this one rule wrong can cost you real money on a buy.

Our 2026 guide shows exactly how pros read gold acid test results step by step, including what each reaction means and why high‑karat gold barely moves under standard acids.

Tap to read the guide, then test with confidence using the TrueAssay Gold & Silver Testing Kits

Learn how to read gold acid test results: the dissolving-line rule, what reaction colors mean, and why high-karat gold won't react. TrueAssay guide.

07/05/2026

At TrueAssay, our gold, silver and platinum testing solutions are tested weekly to ensure maximum freshness, consistent performance, and reliable results. Whether you’re a jeweler, precious metal refiner, coin collector, pawn shop owner, estate sale flipper, or metal detectorist, you deserve testing solutions you can trust.
Our professional precious metal testing solutions are designed to deliver fast, accurate results so you can buy, sell, and authenticate gold, silver, and platinum with confidence.

✅ Weekly tested for freshness
✅ Consistent, dependable performance
✅ Trusted by thousands of professionals and hobbyists alike

When you’re testing something valuable, don’t leave the results to chance—choose TrueAssay.

06/29/2026

What I found today at an estate sale…

Would you:
💰 Buy the entire box without looking?
🔍 Inspect & test every piece first?
🚶 Walk away because it seems too risky?

One fake piece doesn’t mean the rest are fake, and one real piece can pay for the whole lot.

What would your strategy be?

06/29/2026

That "18K gold" chain might be stainless steel. 😳

One of the most common metals in fake jewelry and counterfeit bullion can actually pass a gold acid test — and fail to turn silver acid red. If you buy, sell, or resell, this is exactly how people get burned.

We broke down why stainless steel tricks your acid test, the false readings to watch for, and the simple workflow that catches it every time. 👇

🔗 Read it here:

Why does stainless steel fool gold and silver acid tests? Learn what 18K gold and silver acid actually do to stainless, plus how to avoid false positives.

06/28/2026

Did you run out of acid neutralizer while testing gold or silver? No problem!

You can make an effective acid neutralizing solution at home using just baking soda and water. It’s a quick, inexpensive way to safely neutralize used testing acids before disposal.

💡 Save this reel so you’ll always have it handy the next time you’re testing jewelry!

Have questions about gold or silver testing? Leave them in the comments—we’re always happy to help.

06/21/2026

POV: You’re the one friend who can’t walk past a jewelry box without testing everything. 💛✨

10K, 12K, or 14K? Think you can tell the difference?

Most people are surprised to learn how much gold purity impacts the value of a piece. Whether you’re buying, selling, thrift shopping, estate hunting, or simply curious about what you own, accurate gold testing matters.

That’s why we created TrueAssay—to make professional gold testing faster, simpler, and more reliable.

So let’s see who knows their gold… 👀

Which bottle are you grabbing first: 10K, 12K, or 14K?

Drop your answer below. ⬇️

06/19/2026

Only the best!

these days, the only reason i bring my crystals to get XRF scanned,...