Common Mistakes to Avoid When Getting an Estate Appraisal

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Estate jewelry appraisals play a crucial role in
determining the value of inherited or collectible
jewelry pieces. Whether for insurance, resale,
estate planning, or legal purposes, an accurate
appraisal ensures that jewelry is properly
assessed.
Understanding these common pitfalls can help
jewelry owners get the most accurate and
beneficial evaluation.

• Neglecting to Get a Second Opinion
• Choosing an Unqualified Appraiser
• Not Clarifying the Purpose of the Appraisal
• Assuming an Old Appraisal Is Still Accurate
• Overlooking Certification and Documentation
• Not Asking About the Appraisers Fee Structure