Question 1

What is a home jewellery valuation?

Accepted Answer

A home jewellery valuation is an appointment carried out at your property, allowing jewellery and watches to be assessed without you needing to take them to a shop or another location.

Question 2

Why should I have my jewellery valued?

Accepted Answer

A valuation can help ensure your jewellery is properly documented and insured. It may also be required for probate, estate planning, personal records, family division, or to provide a clearer understanding of an item’s current value.

Question 3

What is a probate jewellery valuation?

Accepted Answer

A probate jewellery valuation assesses jewellery, watches, and related possessions held within an estate. It can provide executors and families with clear information to support estate administration.

Question 4

Can you value an entire jewellery collection for probate?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can assess individual items or larger collections containing jewellery, watches, precious metals, gemstones, and inherited possessions.

Question 5

What factors affect a Rolex watch valuation?

Accepted Answer

The value of a Rolex watch may be influenced by its model, reference number, age, condition, originality, rarity, servicing history, box, paperwork, and current demand.

Question 6

Can you value inherited jewellery?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Home jewellery valuations can be particularly helpful for inherited jewellery, including single pieces and larger collections requiring identification, assessment, and documentation.

Question 7

Do I need receipts or certificates?

Accepted Answer

Receipts, certificates, previous valuations, boxes, and paperwork can be useful, but you can still arrange an assessment if these are unavailable.

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