Jewellery Valuations Near Me: Professional Jewellery, Watch and Silverware Valuations

If you’re searching for a local jewellery valuation service, finding a professional and trusted valuer is an important step in making sure your treasured possessions are properly documented and valued.

Whether you have a valuable engagement ring, inherited jewellery, a luxury watch, a collection of silverware or other precious items, Birmingham Assay Office provides independent valuation services for private customers across the UK.

Why should I have my jewellery valued?

A professional jewellery valuation gives you a detailed record of your item and its value. This can be particularly important if you need to:

  • Arrange or update insurance cover
  • Record valuable items as part of family division, and inheritance or probate
  • Understand the value of jewellery before selling or transferring it
  • Keep an accurate record of your valuable possessions
  • Simply find out more about your treasured piece


Our expert valuers provide independent valuations for jewellery, watches and silverware, with reports that include details such as descriptions, photographs, precious metal information and gemstone details.

Looking for “jewellery valuations near me”?

While our customer counter is open both the trade and private customers, you don’t need to travel to Birmingham to access our professional valuation service.

Birmingham Assay Office has a network of partner retailers across the UK where you can access our valuation service.

To find your nearest participating location, simply enter your postcode into the Jewellery Valuation Postcode Finder.

Find a jewellery valuation near you with the Postcode Finder

The postcode finder makes it easy to locate a convenient valuation service close to home, helping you arrange a professional valuation without having to search through numerous local providers. All you need to do is contact your location of choice and arrange delivery of your item to them.

You can also send items by post or visit Birmingham Assay Office to deliver your piece in person. Visit us at Birmingham Assay Office, 1 Moreton Street, Birmingham, B1 3AX.

We are open from 8:30am-4:00pm Monday to Thursday, and 8:30am-3:30pm on Fridays.

If you have a collection of items requiring assessment, we can arrange home visits and send a member of the Birmingham Assay Office valuation team to you. Please get in touch for bespoke pricing.

We also run a number of valuation event days throughout the year in select stores across the UK, designed to bring our service to your doorstep. Please look at our Valuations page for updates on our team’s schedule.

What can Birmingham Assay Office value?

Birmingham Assay Office provides valuations for a wide range of precious and valuable items, including:

  • Fine jewellery
  • Engagement and wedding rings
  • Luxury watches
  • Silverware
  • Trophies and other silver items
  • Precious metal items and collections
Why choose a professional valuation from Birmingham Assay Office?

Choosing an independent organisation with specialist knowledge can provide greater confidence that your valuation is based on a professional assessment of the item.

Birmingham Assay Office has been operating since 1773 and has a long history of working with precious metals, jewellery and luxury goods. Our valuation team provides independent valuations for customers across Birmingham and the UK.

Don't forget your luxury handbags, shoes and other designer goods

Valuation isn’t limited to jewellery and watches. If you own valuable designer or luxury goods, Birmingham Assay Office also provides authentication services for selected luxury items.

This includes designer handbags, trainers and other luxury goods, helping customers establish whether an item is authentic and providing supporting documentation for resale, insurance or private transactions.

For anyone buying, selling or simply keeping a collection of luxury goods, professional authentication can provide valuable peace of mind.

Digital valuations and secure digital vaults

Valuations and authentications are becoming easier to manage digitally too.

At Birmingham Assay Office, we offer digital certification through our Valued & Vaulted service, allowing your documentation and item information to be securely stored in a digital vault. This means you can access your records anytime, anywhere rather than relying solely on a paper certificate.

Digital records can make it easier to keep track of valuable possessions, access documentation when needed and maintain a secure record of your items over time, protected by blockchain technology.

Keep your valuation up to date

The value of jewellery, watches and other luxury possessions can change over time. Precious metal prices, gemstone values, market conditions and replacement costs can all affect what an item is worth.

For this reason, it is good practice to review and renew your valuations every three years. This helps maintain up-to-date records and gives you a better chance of ensuring that your insurance cover reflects the current value of your possessions.

Insurance companies can have different requirements, so you should always check your individual policy to confirm how frequently valuations need to be renewed.

Find a professional jewellery valuation near you

Find your nearest valuation location using the Birmingham Assay Office Postcode Finder, or visit our Valuations page to find out more about our service.

Find a Jewellery Valuation Near You – Postcode Finder

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