Hi
Snowbound at the moment - yes live in Scotland - and thought I would share this with you - hope your receive the pic, which doesn't really do it any justice - its a real sparkler. 5ct Art Deco Diamond Brooch with platinum setting - very dazzling and I just LUVVVV this piece of jewellery. Would love to know the true value of this!!!!
Thanks for looking.
Art Deco
Started by carramondo, Dec 02 2010 12:54 PM
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#1
Posted 02 December 2010 - 12:54 PM
#2
Posted 02 December 2010 - 01:54 PM
It's a beaut, but without being able to inspect and weigh it in person, none of us could even *begin* to tell you its value. I'd find yourself a trustworthy appraiser in your geographic area and have a formal appraisal made on it. That'll give you valuation AND something to submit to your insurance company--even if you keep it in a bank vault, if that sucker is the real deal, you should have it insured!
It's a gorgeous piece! Thanks so much for sharing and stay warm!
It's a gorgeous piece! Thanks so much for sharing and stay warm!
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#3
Posted 02 December 2010 - 03:41 PM
Lovely. Thank you for sharing this.
Does it have any marks (the French are devious - often they mark the gallery in a nearly invisible manner)? If it doesn't, it's likely to be British (platinum was not compulsorily hallmarked until 1975).
Does it have any marks (the French are devious - often they mark the gallery in a nearly invisible manner)? If it doesn't, it's likely to be British (platinum was not compulsorily hallmarked until 1975).
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#4
Posted 03 December 2010 - 05:31 AM
There's no way to give useful valuation advice from a photograph but it does look like a lovely piece. I second the notion that you would do well to get it appraised by a reall appraiser rather than some off the cuff opinion by a jewelry store worker or, even worse, advice from strangers on the Internet. Here's a referral of an excellent fellow in Scotland. I think he travels around quite a bit and can meet you more or less anywhere but I don't really know how his operation works.
http://www.adrian-smith.co.uk/
http://www.adrian-smith.co.uk/
Neil Beaty
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