| Resume | Resume. Since: 2004. Court Witness:  . Sell Retail: |
| Suggest Alternatives | No, that would imply advocacy. An appraiser should remain objectively neutral. |
| Charges | Per Item  Per Time Percentage Fee Schedule |
| Recent Education | NAJA seminar 2006
AGTA yearly seminars, 2002-2007
ASA courses PPGJ201 through PPGJ205
ISA antique and period jewelry appreciation |
| Master Stone Set | 6 CZs: E,G,I,K,M |
| Cut Evaluation Tools | One fine pair of eyes |
| Cut Info in Report | GIA diamond cut grade, angles and proportions and other optical properties available by request |
| Other Areas Of Expertise | Jewelry manufacturing techniques, photomicrography |
| Special Policies | Recycled precious metals, conflict free diamonds and colored stones, environmentally kind/sustainable manufacturing policies |
| Unique Services | Mobile laboratory, traveling Powerpoint educational speeches |
| Turnaround | On the spot to as much time as needed to perform the job with due diligence Clients can attend appraisal sessions |
| Security | Secure Premises Vault/Safe |
| Insurance | E&O Liability Theft |
| Can Receive Directly from Vendors |
| Services for Other Businesses | Yes. I conform to the Graham-Leach-Bliley confidentiality act (2000); I will not disclose ANY of my clients information |
| Opinion | I offer independent, objectively neutral valuations. I am not afraid of denying jobs that I cannot complete with complete confidence and will not accept jobs that have "alternative" motives. |
