Appraisals & Evaluations

Jewelry Appraisals & Evaluations

An appraisal provides documented information about your jewelry and its estimated value for a specific purpose. We offer insurance appraisals and trade-in evaluations, with guidance on which service is appropriate for your needs.

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Jeweler examining a diamond ring for a documented insurance appraisal in St. Peters, MO

How It Works

How the Appraisal Process Works

Bring any paperwork you already have, such as receipts or certificates. They help, but they are not required.

01

Initial Review

Stop by the store or schedule a time. We look over each piece with you and talk through the purpose of the appraisal.

02

Jewelry Examination & Documentation

Each piece is examined in detail: metal and karat, stones and their quality, condition, and markings, with photographs taken for documentation.

03

Written Appraisal

You receive a written report you can share with your insurance provider and keep with your records.

Appraisal & Evaluation Services

Insurance Appraisals

Receive a documented appraisal with photographs, descriptions and an estimated replacement value for insurance purposes. This information can help your insurance provider establish the appropriate coverage for your jewelry.

Jewelry Documentation

Each appraisal records metal type, gemstone details, measurements and identifying marks, which can help identify the piece if it is lost, stolen or damaged.

Trade-In Evaluations

Have gold, diamonds or jewelry you no longer wear evaluated toward a new purchase or custom design. Trade-in offers depend on the materials, condition and applicable market values.

Understanding Your Jewelry's Value

Insurance replacement values and trade-in values serve different purposes and aren't interchangeable. We'll explain which type of evaluation applies to your situation and what the resulting value represents.

APPRAISALS & EVALUATIONS

Schedule Your Jewelry Appraisal

Call us or schedule a time, and bring any paperwork you already have, such as receipts or certificates. They help, but they are not required.

Schedule an Appraisal