It makes sense to get an accurate valuation for a number of reasons:
For inheritance & probate
For tax reasons
Family division
Your insurance company requires an accurate valuation
You want to sell your item at auction
You want advice before you buy at auction
You just wish to know more about your items history etc…
Just a small selection of items our experts recently valued on behalf of our customers.
Am 18 carat gold and 0.75 carat diamond ring, surrounded by 16 baguettes and full cuts, the split shank set with two pear shaped, faceted natural corundum sapphires.
An 18 carat gold seven stone diamond ring, set with round brilliant-cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.35cts in total.
An 18 carat three stone diamond crossover ring, with diamond set shoulders.
An American rose gold-plated half hunter pocket watch, Waltham U.S.A., the white enamelled dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary dial for seconds, dial and movement signed, the plain case with monogram.
A Tissot 9 carat gold cased gentleman’s wristwatch, with subsidiary second hand at 6 o’clock.
A ladies 18 carat gold Rolex wristwatch, circa 1930’s, the tonneau shaped dial with black Arabic numerals, engraved bezel, dial and movement signed, on a gold-plated flexi-link strap.
An 18 carat white gold, sapphire and diamond oval cluster ring, stamped 18ct.
A pair of 14 carat white gold dangle earrings, set with 4.05 carat natural sapphire and 0.66 carat diamond accents.
A 9 carat gold articulated rag doll pendant, set with various precious stones to the eyes and dress.
A ladies platinum link bracelet, set with, 2.6 carats of diamonds and 3 carat rubies.
