Diamond and gemstone jewellery valuation

Jewellery valuation determines the market value of a gold item set with diamonds or gemstones, considering metal weight and fineness, gemstone quality, workmanship and brand. An HRD Antwerp accredited gemmologist prepares a written report for insurance, inheritance or sale.

We are a jewellery examination and valuation laboratory with over 20 years of experience in gemmology. Establishing the current market value provides a documented basis for insurance, sale or notarial proceedings.

What influences jewellery value

  • Metal: gold weight and fineness (for example, 18K = 75% pure gold; 14K = 58.5%);
  • Gemstones: type, carat weight, quality and identity;
  • Workmanship and design: complexity and execution;
  • Brand and signature: recognised designers and jewellery houses can add value;
  • Market demand: current local and international conditions.

The valuation report

You receive a written document describing the item, gemstone characteristics and estimated value — suitable for insurers and notarial matters.

Frequently asked questions about jewellery valuation

Is the valuation report accepted by insurers?
Yes. The report includes an item description, gemstone characteristics and estimated market value, in the format required by insurers.

Have a gemstone or jewellery item to examine?

Book an examination in Bucharest. Clear findings, a written report and no obligation.