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Jewellery Valuations
About C J Burchell
Qualifications and Associations
We value your treasures
Carma is the third generation in her family jewellery business.
A registered Jewellery Valuer, Gemmologist, coloured stone and Diamond grader,
with a over twenty one years continuous valuing experience locally and in Sydney. Carma has seen some of the finest pieces master craftsmen have made.
Carma started working at fourteen in her grand
Carma is the third generation in her family jewellery business.
A registered Jewellery Valuer, Gemmologist, coloured stone and Diamond grader,
with a over twenty one years continuous valuing experience locally and in Sydney. Carma has seen some of the finest pieces master craftsmen have made.
Carma started working at fourteen in her grand fathers shop W.E.Burchell
PTY LTD (Est: 1922)
providing the frame work of knowledge and experience needed to become proficient with ascertaining the quality and identification of various styles and techniques in the jewellery industry. Inherited knowledge has been blended with current qualifications the Jewellery industry has developed, creating a unique blend of past and present knowledge base from which to draw upon.
Carma's Grandfather was a Jeweller and clock maker, Carma's father has over seventy two years experience with watches, clocks and jewellery.
Carma's brother Hamish is a Master Jeweller and hand engraver, and her mother Norma has over fifty years working experience with a passion for pearl threading and was successful managing W.E.Burchell the family retail jewellery business.
We value your treasures
Qualifications and Associations
We value your treasures
Q: What types of valuations are done?
Retail replacement.
Estate division.
Fair market value.
Probate.
Divorce settlement / legal purposes.
Private sale.
Industry associated issues.
Technical identification.
Forced sale.
Non forced sale.
Second hand and Antique.
Superannuation.
Quality Appraisal / Technical Merit Reports can also
Q: What types of valuations are done?
Retail replacement.
Estate division.
Fair market value.
Probate.
Divorce settlement / legal purposes.
Private sale.
Industry associated issues.
Technical identification.
Forced sale.
Non forced sale.
Second hand and Antique.
Superannuation.
Quality Appraisal / Technical Merit Reports can also be produced to identify pieces without a dollar price.
Gemstone identification.
Diamond identification.
When you come in with your treasures I am happy to separate the valuable pieces worth valuing from the rest and talk to you about what you would like to have valued and if you would like to scrap any gold not worth valuing.
We have a take in form with a brief description of the items to be identified, the function an purpose of the valuation, the terms and conditions linking to the valuation document, in triplicate, and a copy for you to have as a reference document.
Qualifications and Associations
Qualifications and Associations
Qualifications and Associations
Current qualifications.
Diploma of Gemmology,
Diploma of Diamond Technology,
Certificates in.
Practical diamond grading,
Jewellery consultants course,
Jewellery and gemstone valuation,
Synthetics and gemmology update,
Stone setting.
World Of Colour Grading system.
Annual trips to Lightning Ridge.
Third generation in the jewellery industry
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Current qualifications.
Diploma of Gemmology,
Diploma of Diamond Technology,
Certificates in.
Practical diamond grading,
Jewellery consultants course,
Jewellery and gemstone valuation,
Synthetics and gemmology update,
Stone setting.
World Of Colour Grading system.
Annual trips to Lightning Ridge.
Third generation in the jewellery industry
Over Twenty One years continuous valuing experience.
Registered with.
The National Council of Jewellery Valuers N0559.
Gemmological Association of Australia.
Australian Opal Centre
http://www.australianopalcentre.com/
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What to look for when having your jewellery valued ?
Look For an N.C.J.V registered valuer!
Q: Why do I Need to have my jewellery valued?
A: Your important pieces of jewellery need to be protected against loss, theft, and accident by insurance. The trauma of a burglary or other unforeseen disaster is compounded when insurance will only cover a small percentage of your precious treasures.
Alternatively you may need an estate valuation, or a divorce settlement, or a quick fire sale Auction reserve price.
Q: Why use a registered Valuer ?
A: Registered valuers have years of experience in the jewellery trade, and have undergone studies in the fields of Gemmology, Diamond grading, Diamond Technology, and jewellery valuing in order to gain Government recognised Diplomas, Insurance and Registration with the Valuers council.
Their qualifications are the only ones recognised by the Gemmological association of Australia, and the Insurance council of Australia. Registered Valuers must attend seminars and regular update courses to maintain registration and be equipped to place an accurate value on your jewellery.
Q: How often should valuations be done?
A: It Is important that you have your items updated every two or three years.
To ensure that you will be able to replace them in the event of loss if prices increase.
To ensure that you are not paying excessive premiums if prices decrease.
To note any wear and tear that needs repairing, we also clean your jewellery for you .
Q: Why is there a cost for performing a valuation?
Isn't it just a matter of looking at the piece and guessing as price?
A: NO! (if I was that psychic I would have won lotto by now).
The valuation is done from a scientific approach, using the latest technology in testing equipment and procedures, current tabulations of precious and semi-precious gemstones and diamonds. Combined with a strong knowledge of the manufacturing techniques used in the various markets from antique, imported, and today's local jewellery construction.
The valuation is performed after your jewellery has received a clean and a comprehensive inspection. You will then receive a valuation certificate featuring a full description of your jewellery, including gram and carat weights, the identification of the type of stones colour clarity and cut. Manufacturing techniques, a colour photo to help identify your pieces and it's current financial value, for the function an purpose required.
Q: I am not sure what I've got and if it is worth valuing?
A: Please bring everything in and at the point of "take in " I can sort out the valuable pieces from the rest, and narrow down what needs to be valued, the function and the purpose.
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