Jewellery Appraisal Guide If you have a jewellery box full of pieces you no longer wear, it can be difficult to know whether to sort everything yourself or simply bring the collection together for appraisal. In most cases, bringing
Jewellery Selling GuideSelling jewellery should not feel rushed, confusing or uncomfortable. Divorce Your Jewellery gives clients a simple, professional way to understand what their jewellery may be worth before deciding whether to sell. Many people come to Divorce Your Jewellery
Jewellery Selling Guide Most people have at least a few jewellery pieces they do not wear anymore. The harder question is knowing which pieces are worth selling, which pieces are better kept, and which ones simply need a professional appraisal
A wedding ring can be one of the most emotionally complicated pieces of jewellery to deal with after divorce. For some people, it is simply a ring they no longer wear. For others, it may carry memories, family expectations, financial
It is easy to assume that a single earring, a missing pair, a broken bracelet or an incomplete jewellery set is no longer worth anything. Many people leave these pieces in a drawer for years because they no longer feel
When you are thinking about selling jewellery, it can be difficult to know who should assess it. Should you speak with a jeweller, a gemologist, a gold buyer, a pawn shop or an online jewellery buyer? The answer depends on
Platinum rings are often associated with engagement rings, wedding bands and high-quality jewellery settings. They can feel more difficult to assess than a simple gold ring because the value may depend on more than just the metal. The ring may
Gemstone jewellery can be difficult to judge at home. A ring, pendant, bracelet or pair of earrings may contain gold, platinum, diamonds, coloured gemstones, or a mix of materials. Some pieces are valuable because of the stone. Others are valuable
If you are thinking about selling jewellery you no longer wear, it is normal to wonder what a second hand jewellery buyer actually checks before making an offer. Most people do not know the exact metal, diamond quality, age, brand
Many people hold onto jewellery because they no longer have the original receipt, valuation certificate, diamond papers or box. This is especially common with inherited jewellery, old rings, broken chains, single earrings, diamond pieces and items bought many years ago.
Most people do not start with a perfectly organised jewellery box. They start with a mix of old rings, chains, earrings, broken pieces, inherited items, diamond jewellery or pieces they simply no longer wear. Some items may feel obviously valuable,
If you are thinking about selling gold jewellery, one of the first things a professional buyer will assess is the karat of the gold. This matters because karat tells you how much pure gold is in the item, and that
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