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Jewellery Appraisal for Insurance Purposes
At GoldeNet Australia, we offer professional jewellery appraisal services for insurance purposes to ensure that your treasured pieces are accurately valued and protected. Our certified appraisers use detailed evaluations to determine the current market value of your jewellery, providing you with comprehensive documentation for insurance claims. This process ensures that, in the event of loss, theft, or damage, you will be adequately compensated based on the true value of your items.
We recommend having your jewellery appraised once every five years to reflect the correct value, as market prices for precious metals and gemstones can fluctuate over time. Regular appraisals help ensure your insurance coverage remains accurate and up-to-date.
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FAQ Jewellery Appraisal
What is a jewellery appraisal?
A jewellery appraisal is a professional evaluation that determines the current market value of your jewellery. This is essential for insurance purposes to ensure you are properly covered in case of loss, theft, or damage.
How often should I get my jewellery appraised?
We recommend having your jewellery appraised once every five years to reflect the correct value, as the market prices for precious metals and gemstones can change over time.
How much does a jewellery appraisal cost?
The cost for a standard appraisal starts at $85 per item. For complex items, such as tennis bracelets or necklaces, there will be an additional cost, which will be confirmed before the appraisal process begins.
What information is included in the appraisal?
The appraisal includes a detailed description of the item, the type and quality of gemstones, metal type and weight, and the current market value. This documentation is essential for insurance purposes.
Why is a jewellery appraisal important for insurance?
A jewellery appraisal provides an accurate market value of your items, ensuring you receive adequate compensation from your insurance company in the event of loss, theft, or damage.