Nothing has an absolute value, it depends on what a buyer is
prepared to pay.
Make sure you understand which type of valuation you need.
Remember we'll make it look like new and guarantee it before we sell it, so we will expect to sell it for more than we paid.
This is required when handling the estate of a deceased person. It's the amount a shop would pay for the jewellery at the time the person died. While you might be able to get more for the jewellery by selling privately, the amount a shop would pay is the figure required, and the amount on which inheritance tax will be calculated.
This is the amount it would cost you to replace the jewellery
if it's lost or stolen.
It will cost you more to replace the jewellery than if you sell
it. Especially as most insurance policies now specify new
for old, and new jewellery is normally worth more than
second-hand.
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