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  • Jax Gem Lab
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    • Jax Gem Lab
    • Services We Provide
    • What Is An Appraisal
    • Contact Us
    • Location
  • Jax Gem Lab
  • Services We Provide
  • What Is An Appraisal
  • Contact Us
  • Location

Jacksonville Gemological Laboratory

GRADUATE GEMOLOGIST from GIA

 

Kim Scott is a professional appraiser of gems and jewelry. 

Her qualifications include the following:


  • Graduate Gemologist through GIA
  • Over 35 years experience in the jewelry industry
  • Completed GIA's continuing Education 2014
  • laboratory equipment and network equipment.
  • Extensive research library and contact network 
  • Member of the NAJA (National Association of Jewelry Appraisers)
  • Completed the JBAR Appraisal Basics Course

ABOUT JAX GEM LAB

  • Jacksonville Gemological Laboratory (JGL) has been serving Jacksonville for over 35 years.
  •  Using experience, equipment and technology we provide professional appraisals, evaluations, and identifications of diamonds, and colored stones.  WE DO NOT IDENTIFY OR APPRAISE ROUGH GEMS OR ROCKS.
  •  JGL is experienced in producing appraisals as per GIA grading guidelines and determining market or insurance replacement value. Our experts will advise you as to which type of appraisal you may need depending on the intended purpose of the appraisal.
  •  We will answer any questions you may have about the appraisal process or the finished results of the appraisal, while maintaining complete confidentiality. 


Jax Gem Lab has three functions;

 

  • First, the appraiser is an identifier. Your jewelry must be identified as to the materials, workmanship, condition and any other elements affecting its value.
  • Second, the appraiser is a valuer. A value must be assigned to the jewelry that is appropriate to the intended use of the appraisal. It is then evaluated and ranked in quality in relation to all other similar property.
  • Third, the appraiser is a witness to the property. The appraiser can attest that the jewelry existed at a certain point in time, that it was in a certain condition, and that it was valued on that date. (That is why it is necessary for your appraiser to examine your jewelry when you have the appraisal updated.)

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