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What makes a good jewelry appraisal?

What makes a good jewelry appraisal?. You have knowledge, training, and expertise. Your customers look to you for information, help, and guidance. Your customers and their insurance agents rely on the information you provide. Information you provide must be complete, accurate, and precise.

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What makes a good jewelry appraisal?

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  1. What makes a good jewelry appraisal?

  2. You have knowledge, • training, and expertise

  3. Your customers look to you for information, help, and guidance.

  4. Your customers and their insurance agents rely on the information you provide

  5. Information you provide must be complete, accurate, and precise

  6. What makes a good jewelry appraisal?

  7. Lack of uniformity A big problem within the jewelry industry

  8. Lack of uniformity... Key problem facing insurers

  9. Develop jewelry insurance standards & standardized forms Systematically collect & arrange jewelry information

  10. JISO 18 for agents,underwriters, and adjusters

  11. Evaluates the quality of information Determines what information is missing or incomplete

  12. Two more examples • The jewelry appraisal compared to the JISO Form 18

  13. Solution? Graduate Gemologists + Standards and Forms

  14. www.jcrs.com www.jiso.org

  15. Learn about the CIA™ program and enroll today!

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