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Hello, and welcome to the education section of our website. This is your resource for gold, jewelry, and diamond education, and the jewelry appraisal process.
Below, you’ll be able to find articles about everything ranging from diamonds and the 4Cs,
Diamond and gemstone grading reports, or certificates, have become standard faire in the jewelry industry. This is an article about how to read the GIA Grading Report. Summary When anyone is talking about a diamond grading report, or lab report, they mean one...
A jewelry appraisal, or any other appraisal for that matter, is a process, not a document. You are asking for a valuation by a particular appraiser based on a particular description, in a particular marketplace, on a particular date.
“Value” usually means something different to everyone. It is a rather philosophical topic…
By way of example, let’s say you wanted to appraise a piece of jewelry you just inherited. You’ve got an appraisal report written years—or decades—ago by an unknown author with a value conclusion at the bottom. How do you convert? Or, for that matter, how do you adjust for inflation? If you just bought something new, and want to be sure you got what you thought you got, as well as to insure the piece against future perils, how do you proceed?
If you’d like to learn more about jewelry appraisal before you make a decision that will likely cost you thousands of dollars, this is the place for you.
We’ve prepared a curated list of several of our articles as a starting point for your jewelry journey:
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