Jewelry Appraisal Centerwhat do u think Question: I have a Green Amethyst Ring with the following attributes:
Healing Crystals and Gemstones: From Amethyst to Zircon
Price: $12.00 USD
- Carat weight 11.50
- Cut Cushion
- Clarity and color extra fine
- Metaltype 14carat yellow gold
- gold weight 4.88 grams
- Style classic
- size 7.
How much do you think its worth?
Answer: G'day and many thanks for your query
But you are asking me to give you a free Appraisal and I can't do that.
Firstly I can't see the item. I can't feel the item and I can't test the item.
You can but I can't...
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So you have two choices.
Take it to your local jeweler and have them do a current Valuation Appraisal for you (good luck with that) as it's NOT cheap for a gemological report.
OR...
As I said - do it yourself with an ONLINE low cost Valuation by using our Jewelry Appraisals Online System. But remember it is YOU who are adding the information to the forms, so any resulting value is directly attributable to you - NOT the software (which is very accurate with the right answers).
You might also like to add this query to my blog at http://how2valuejewelry.com/ as other may have had a similar problem. Can't hurt anyway and who knows what answers you may get.
Hope this helps...
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There is no such thing as “green amethyst” Amethyst is available in various tones and saturations of purple. Green quartz is either green quartz or prasiolite.
Oh…and it is unethical to do your own appraisal. An insurance company will not accept it as there is a conflict of interest with determining the value of your own jewelry.
G’day Darren and many thanks for your comments on the above client question.
I know there is no such thing as a Green Amethyst – but I can’t prevent a client from asking the question.
With regards the ‘Unethical’ appraisals.
Insurance companies (even on your car insurance) will calculate either an ‘Agreed Value’ or a Market Value. They don’t care really because the client pays the extra premium anyway. If both parties ‘AGREE’ on a price, the Insurance company will cover them for a premium.
Plus (often) a claim is made on jewelry AFTER the loss.
What do the insurance companies suggest? – They recommend the client goes to their local jeweler and have an estimated value written on a letterhead – even if the jeweler can’t see, feel, measure or test the item.
They look for something SIMILAR in the store window and base the price on that.
We recommend clients use an old outdated valuation certificate or original store receipt with all the details already written on it, and use our system to UPDATE at today’s value.
Surely it is better to have a correctly worded appraisal certificate printed with all the correct measurements and details.
The client cannot change the VALUE of the item because the software does the calculations (because that’s what it really is – a GIANT CALCULATOR) using the formulas and techniques as suggested by the world’s leading authority on gemstones and appraisals.
Just thought you might like to understand that’s what our service provides (in the thousands around the world in 7 languages too).
I shall print your comments together with this reply later today.
Many thanks for your participation…