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Your Experience in Jewelry Appraising

You can watch and ask questions while your peice(s) are being put to the test. Look into the diamond info section to find out more about what we are doing to the jewelry.


Appraisal Client
Bill of Rights

  • The client will have the right to an objective appraiser who does not have any conflict of interest regarding the property being appraised.
  • The client will have the right for the appraisal charges to be explained before the process.
  • The client will have the right for explanations of the appraisal process.
  • The appraiser will interview the client to determine the proper type of appraisal to perform
  • The appraiser will research the proper markets for the values needed.
  • The appraiser will explain the reason for a proper appraisal.
  • The appraiser will explain the function and purpose of the appraisal.
  • The appraiser will respect the confidentiality of the client.
  • The appraiser will retain a record of the appraisal for at least five years.
  • The appraiser will complete the assignment within a prearranged or reasonable time period.
  • The client will have the right to call NAJA to verify the appraiser's membership.
  • The client will have the right to complain, in writing , to NAJA if they feel they have not been treated properly and have a grievance.
  • The appraiser will, at all times, adhere to the NAJA Code of Ethics.

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