Jewelry appraisal

What is a Reputable Jeweler? | Beverly Hills Homes
Shopping for a diamond or expensive jewelry item has always been a daunting task. However, shoppers now have a wealth of shopping advice available online. … 3) Appraisals should not be something used as a selling tactic. Appraised value is usually for establishing estimated retail replacement values for insurance purposes and often bares little relevance to the low retail price you deserve. An appraisal is not the same as a certification, which has no dollar value and … read more…

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In addition, King Jewelers offers on-site jewelry and watch repairs, custom design services, appraisals, estate buying, and corporate gift programs. The showroom features shop-in-shop boutiques from Bulgari, Harry Winston, … read more…

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FREE Pearl Care Card and Storage PouchFREE Elegant Gift to create a lasting memoryStunning Presentation and lots of little extras.FREE Appraisal Certificate | Jewelry Beloved >>> by JewelryBeloved.info. read more…

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Diamond Rings on a Budget
The Beatles once sang that “money can’t buy me love”. And while the boys may have been right in that regard, the almighty dollar can certainly buy most anything else. Diamond rings are just on… read more…

Do You Have Diamonds To Sell?
You can sell your diamond safely, when you know its actual value. Appraising your jewelry is one way of knowing its worth. Appraise your jewelry only with the legitimate appraiser. Check if the store … read more…

Now is the Time to Sell Your Gold Jewellery for Profit
This is the peak time to sell your gold items for a fabulous monetary return. The gold market is enjoying the highest prices in years, and now is the perfect time to exchange your old, gold jewellery … read more…

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Donald Haack Diamonds & Fine Gems Welcomes Leslie Englander (dBusinessNews.com)
Donald Haack Diamonds & Fine Gems is pleased to welcome Leslie Englander in her new role as Business Manager. Englander brings experience in retail jewelry to the team, as well as diverse operational and marketing experience. read more…

Professional antique appraisals in the Chathams (Chatham Courier)
THE CHATHAMS - Are you wondering what that old painting, book, or necklace might be worth? read more…

Jeweler marks a major milestone (Galveston County Daily News)
An 80-year-old island jeweler is reopening, and a cigar shop hopes a city smoking ban won’t snuff it out shortly after its grand opening. read more…

Voting Question: Should I buy a clarity enhanced diamond?
A local jewelry store in my city is going out of business. I can get a fantastic deal on a diamond and need some advice. The stone is 1.39 carats, VS2, VG cut, and a G color rating. I can purchase it for $3200. Also, the store has an A+ rating by the Better Business Bureau, so it’s unlikely that they would cheat me. However, I can’t get any certification with the stone except for the store’s own appraisal. Should I buy it?

Thanks for your help.

Resolved Question: Is it illegal not to try to find the owner if you find something valuable?
My fiancee lost his gold and diamond ring walking home from work late at night (the cold made his fingers shrink and it slipped off). We filed a police report the next day, and took a description/photo of the ring to every pawn shop and jewelry store in town. The police said pawn tickets don’t give a good description of the item, so it was our responsibility to take fliers around if we ever wanted to see it again. 3 different places said a lady had been in trying to sell his ring (it’s very unique, and we have a photo from a appraisal). I guess she was trying to find where would give her the best price. The police said if a pawnshop buys it, they have to turn it over because there is a report, proof of ownership and it will be returned to him.

If she sells it, will she get in trouble for finding something obviously valuable and not turning it into the police? I mean it is definitely morally wrong of her, but is it illegal?

I’m hoping good karma will work in our favor on this. I found a little necklace last year, which when I found out it was diamond, I turned into the police. I got a very nice thank you not from the owner in the mail. Hope me being a responsible honest person in a similar situation helps bring it back.

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