ALL ABOUT THE APP Diamond Valuer was created to explain the process of valuing a diamond ring to you and give you an estimated value of your ring based on that information.

The observable and quantifiable characteristics of the jewelry piece are frequently covered in descriptions, such as its weight and the materials used to craft the piece. Most jewelry appraisals also include subjective information such as the gemstone quality, relative rarity, and general manufacturing excellence.

The most obvious route is at a local jeweler near you. They are likely to be certified and qualified to appraise your jewelry. In this case, you need to make sure that they carry out a resale appraisal, and not another kind of appraisal, like those for insurance or tax.

Back-up Plan For Lost Or Damaged Jewelry With a good appraisal, the jeweler would have the details they need to replace the piece. For example, an engagement ring appraisal is a great way to make sure your special ring will always look as good as the day you got it if anything ever happened to it.

What you can expect to receive from a jewelry appraisal. An appraisal will typically include a formal document that provides an expert opinion of the valuation of the piece's gemstones, metals, and other materials used, as well as an estimation of its current market value.

Do I Need an Appraisal or Grading Certificate to Sell My Jewelry? You don't need either an appraisal or grading certificate to sell your jewelry, including your diamonds. In fact, many buyers don't particularly care about the appraisal because of the inherent markup in price which accompanies it.

You should have your engagement ring appraised, because — just like anything else — they can be lost or stolen. Your insurance company will determine how much coverage your ring needs based on the appraisal. Having your ring appraised and insured provides you with peace of mind.