Jewellery Valuations
Jewellery often holds for us extreme sentimentality – although this can never be replaced if lost, it’s extremely important that your jewellery is adequately insured so that you can financially replace any items that may be lost or stolen to the correct current-day value.
We recommend that jewellery is valued for insurance purposes approximately every three years. A jewellery valuation should contain a full description, estimated weights of the piece and it’s constituent materials and a colour photograph. Probate, family division and post-loss assessment valuations are also available.
The price of gemstones, diamonds and precious metals can fluctuate greatly and are often influenced by currency changes, world events and general supply and demand. The jewellery valuation document is calculated for the appropriate market with consideration of function and intended use.
If you have any relevant, validating paperwork such as diamond or gemstones certificates, guarantees of authenticity etc, please provide these on the day and the details will be noted on the valuation.
Our valuations are priced as a simple fixed-fee per item or as a pre-agreed group price for multiple items.
Valuations are conducted as a home visit at your convenience. Natalie Heywood (Teare) is registered with the Gemmological Association of Great Britain (FGA – fellowship in gemmology and DGA Diploma in diamond grading).
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