How do I get an antique piece of jewellery appraised?
- April 12, 2024
- Sent by:Rédaction GOLDMARKET
- Category:Jewelry
How do I get an antique piece of jewellery appraised? Have you received a piece of jewellery as an inheritance? Would you like to know its value? How do I get an antique piece of jewellery appraised? GOLDMARKET shares some great tips with you.
Finding the right expert to have an antique piece of jewellery appraised
Even with a purchase invoice, it is still difficult to have an antique piece of jewellery valued at its current fair value. Auctioneers' estimates and other appraisals for insurance contracts are also limited to resell your jewel.
For a correct and up-to-date valuation of your jewel, reflecting the market value, you must first find the right expert. A jeweler or jeweler has the necessary equipment. Namely: a magnifying glass to read the hallmarks and guarantee hallmarks and a scale to weigh the jewel (to the nearest hundredth of a gram). To test the authenticity of the gold, he can use an acid tester, a touchstone or a white spectrum light.
Have a piece of jewellery appraised with the help of laboratories
If necessary, the jeweler will be able to send the jewel to the laboratory for further further examinations. Especially when the jewel is set with precious stones. In any case, a jeweler will rarely buy your jewelry back. If you want to value your antique jewellery to resell it, you will have to contact a different type of specialist.
Have an antique piece of jewellery appraised with GOLDMARKET
The eye of GOLDMARKET's experts allows you to have an antique piece of jewellery appraised quickly. You can go to a branch or do the procedures directly online for an initial estimate. GOLDMARKET also buys back your gold at the best market price. For antique jewelry, we do not recommend going to foundries, only interested in the gold weight of your object.
Valuing an antique piece of jewelry: a value that changes over time
Don't forget that the valuation of your antique jewelry is only valid at the present time. Any estimate is subject to change based on the market price. If you decide to sell your antique jewelry shortly after the appraisal, it is this price determined by the expert that can be used as a reference for the transaction.