Written Jewelry Appraisals 
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Appraisals include two photo's required for Insurance & Estate, PDF File mailed hard copy 


First item or Single item| $80.00  (diamond engagement ring)
Second to ninth items | $65.00 each
Ten to nineteen | $60.00 each (more you have lower I price)
**Ten items for $600.00 in one sitting**
Twenty and over | $50.00 each
**Twenty items for $1,000.00 in one sitting**
*NOTE* Diamond Solitaires over 2.00ctw (or slightly less) require a plot for Insurance Company underwriting purposes. Many newer cut diamonds have certifications/reports with a diamond plot included. If you need a plot for any diamond a extra fee of $50.00 is applied. 
​Large Diamond Solitaires or High End items may be subject to higher fee depending on time involved, this includes bulk rates.   

Verbal Jewelry Appraising 

Hourly rate of | $150.00 Per hour | Half hour rate $75.00 | Minimum $50.00 rate (single piece)
Graduate Gemologist test, evaluates and tells the findings and value verbally while the client is writing and tagging. This is great for a single piece, gemstones, diamonds, estate jewelry with mixed costume, silver, fine jewelry and unknown items. Verbal appraising is preformed when formal written appraisals aren't required. 

Loose Gemstone Written Appraisal 

Single or one only Loose Colored gemstone |  $75.00 
​Second loose Colored gemstone  |  $50.00 Per gemstone
Ten or more Colored gemstones $40.00 each. (ten for $400.00)
*Any time occurred after written appraisals is at the appraisers desecration rate $150.00 hour*

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​Jewelry Appraisals by Graduate Gemologist 202 Valley View Ave, SW Leesburg, VA 20175​