Jewellery Valuations & Estimations

The most common reasons to have your jewellery valued are for Insurance purposes, for Probate, or for Family Division purposes.

It may be that you have inherited jewellery and you would like to know what it is and if it is valuable.

We would recommend booking an appointment to visit us in-store so that we have time to take details we need and discuss your requirements thoroughly.

Together with the item, any documentation including original receipts or certificates would be useful, but they aren’t essential.

We would prefer you to leave your jewellery with us for a few days, so that we have time to clean the piece and assess it thoroughly.

You will receive an official valuation document signed by our in-house valuer, detailing each item in full. This document is recognized by all leading insurance companies, or solicitors should it be needed for probate and family division.

It is a good idea to have your valuations reviewed every two to three years. Fluctuations in prices, especially when dealing with precious stones and metals, mean that the market can be quite volatile.

Occasionally we are happy to purchase estate jewellery or part-exchange against a new sale. If the item was not right for us, we would be happy to guide you in the right direction to ensure that you receive maximum potential for your needs.