Each valuation is performed with a systematic, scientific approach. There is a multitude of equipment used in observing and testing each part of the item as well as the valuer’s extensive training and experience, to give an accurate outcome. Each valuation should come with the following information: The owner’s name The market the item is being valued in (see types of valuations) A description of the item (including sizes and measurements) The technical merits of the item (stone size, grade and quantity) A gram weight A clear photograph (or more if the item has identifying characteristics from different angles) A replacement value written in numerals and words Currency exchange rates A daily gold price For more information, please read our Valuation Process Guide.