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Credentials A certified jewelry appraiser is a gemologist with certifications from recognized organizations such as the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) or the American Gem Society (AGS). Research Your appraiser will research current market conditions to determine the prices of similar jewelry pieces.
Step 1: Research Certified Appraisers Online Directories. Qualified jewelry appraisers must have undergone extensive gemology, diamond identification, and grading training. It is always essential to ensure that anyone who stamps documents or invoices with their credentials possesses them. Confirm education and experiences.
Check out post on 6 questions to ask an appraiser before hiring their services In order to sell your jewelry, the first thing you will need is an appraisal report that ensures the quality of the items and entails regarding the items identification.
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