Reports

Valuation Document

A JVL valuation report includes a full description of the item.

The full-sized valuation report includes:

• Purpose of the appraisal
• High-quality digital photograph
• Description of design, construction, metals, stampings, setting types and quality.
• Size analysis
• Manufacturing method
• Metal tests
• Quality Assessment
• Gemstone Identification
• Diamonds graded by cut, carat, clarity and colour.
• Estimated value

Each component of the piece, including the mount, settings and gemstones prices are combined establish an estimated value for the required market and purpose.

JEWELLERY COLLECTION FOLIO

JVL can prepare a valuation report or schedule on your jewellery collection, which will include the items details, diamond grading, coloured stone identification and quality assessment, digital photo and value. This report is ideal for insurance purposes, estate distribution, wills, probate, divorce settlement or as a document of your personal assets and issued with customer information.

UPDATED VALUATION REPORT

A copy of the valuation is stored in our archive for six years. Anytime during these six years, you can have the item(s) revalued at a reduced fee. We would recommend a re-valuation every two to three years depending on your insurance policy.

Because of constantly changing gold prices, increases in international diamond prices, and a variable exchange rate, it can be hard to keep jewellery insured for the right amount. Unfortunately, people often only discover they are under-insured when they make a claim

Keeping The Value Of Your Jewellery Up To Date Is easy!

Gemmological Reports

Identification Report

An identification report confirms the natural character and identification of a gemstone, diamond or jewellery item after it has been examined, tested and analysed.

The identification report includes a written description:

• High-quality digital photograph
• Identification
• Natural vs Labortory grown
• Quality assessment
• Colour and Clarity assessment
• Size analysis
• Shape
• Cut quality “make”.
• Any notable Inclusions

This report is issued without a value.

Diamond Quality Assessment Report

A diamond quality assessment report provides detailed information on the 4Cs of mounted or unmounted diamonds and confirms the natural character and identification after it has been examined, tested and analysed.

A Quality Assessment report includes a written description:

• A digital photo of the diamond.
• Identification
• Natural vs Labortory grown vs simulant
• Shape
• Dimensions
• Colour
• Clarity
• Carat weight
• Cut grade

Many evaluations are done on diamonds assessed in the setting where the carat weight and quality can only be estimated.

This report is issued without a value.

Technical Report

A technical assessment on a metal, loose stone or item of jewellery. Listing its technical features. The appraisal can also be used in litigation or by insurance companies and insured party for damaged items.

other technical reports include:

• Metal ID report