By scheduling a 2nd appraisal appointment to check the stone against it''s EARLIER appraisal AFTER it comes back from being set.Date: 11/24/2006 1:33:34 PM
Author:turbop
how do you assure someone doesn''t swap the diamond on its way to the manufacturer after the appraisal has been completed?
Can I skip the 1st appraisal altogether and just do the appraisal with the stone in the setting? My only real purpose for appraisal is insurance. If I bought it online this would be my only option too right? How good of an appraisal can be done with the stone in the setting?Date: 11/24/2006 1:41:53 PM
Author: decodelighted
By scheduling a 2nd appraisal appointment to check the stone against it''s EARLIER appraisal AFTER it comes back from being set.
You''ll probably need those pics etc - of the stone IN it''s setting - for insurence purposes anyway.![]()
If your only purpose is insurance, an inspection after the setting will work just fine. This is especially true if you buy from a dealer who supplies good initial paperwork that can be referenced in the final appraisal.