Clarity for the pieces you treasure
Jewellery valuations
Know what your jewellery is worth, with a signed appraisal for insurance, an estate or your own records.
Enquire about a valuationRings, pendants, bracelets, watches and inherited pieces. Jewellery from any jeweller is welcome.
- Typical turnaround
- 3 to 5 business days
- Where to bring your piece
- Frankston workshop
- Your documentation
- A signed appraisal certificate
For a documented value
Standard valuation
$150 per piece
A detailed assessment of your piece for insurance, an estate or your own records, with photographs, specifications and its assessed value.
Includes a signed written valuation report.
Arrange a standard valuationFor help sorting through a collection
In-person consultation
$200 per hour
Book a session with one of our jewellers to sit down and sift through your jewellery together. We'll explain what has value, what's worth repairing or valuing, and what may not be worth spending money on.
Advice only. No valuation report is provided with this consultation.
Book a sorting consultationThe right value for your purpose
What do you need
a valuation for?
Tell us what it is for and we'll help you choose.
Insurance replacement
The cost to replace your piece with a comparable new one at today's retail prices.
Check your insurer's requirements before arranging your valuation.
Market value
What your piece could reasonably sell for on the second-hand market. Useful for estates and family asset settlements.
Resale prices are generally lower than retail replacement values.
Your appraisal certificate
A clear record of your piece.
Your Anny's-supplied written valuation is signed by Chris Ozkoch and includes:
- Photographs and a description of your jewellery
- Stone details and metal specifications
- The assessed value and basis of valuation
Where an actual GIA or IGI grading report is available for the individual stone, we can cross-reference its report number. We retain a digital copy so a lost certificate can be re-issued.
Three simple steps
Tell us what you need
Tell us about your piece and the purpose of the valuation. We'll confirm the timeframe.
Bring it to Frankston
Bring your jewellery and any existing paperwork. We examine, weigh and photograph the piece.
Collect your certificate
We'll explain the appraisal and the details to share with your insurer.
Common questions
Do you provide jewellery valuations for insurance?
Yes. A standard valuation costs $150 per piece and includes a signed written valuation report. Check your insurer's documentation requirements before arranging a valuation. Our $200-per-hour jewellery sorting consultation provides in-person advice only; no valuation report is included.What is on the appraisal certificate?
Photographs, a written description, stone and metal specifications, and the assessed value. We include a report number where an actual grading report is available for the individual stone. Your certificate is signed by Chris Ozkoch and carries the workshop ABN.How long until I get my valuation certificate?
Valuation certificates are typically ready in 3 to 5 business days from drop-off. If you have an insurance deadline, let us know when you enquire so we can confirm whether a rush valuation is possible.How often should I update my jewellery valuation?
Check the review period with your insurer. Metal and gemstone prices change, so an older valuation may no longer reflect the current replacement cost.Can you value jewellery I bought elsewhere?
Yes, including online purchases, antique and inherited pieces. Valuations are handled at our Frankston workshop only. Email us before visiting Collins Street for engagement-ring and wedding-ring consultations. Please wait for our email confirmation before coming in.
Valuation guidance & gem testing
NCJV valuation guidance may be useful when comparing documentation. It does not set insurer requirements.