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The Gems and Jewelry Webinar Bundle
Course Details
| Date | Thursday, June 6, 2024 |
| Time | 09:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Central) |
| Location | Get directions |
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| Contact | Education Manager educationmanager@isa-appraisers.org |
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| Register | Register now |
Description
Take advantage of bundle pricing to get this collection of 5 different webinars from the ISA library. Capturing an array of topics under the Gems and Jewelry umbrella, you're sure to find something fun and useful for your appraisal practice!
This bundle includes:
The Jewelry of David Webb, An Auction and Archivist Perspective
The history of Webb, his design stories, and David Webb at retail vs the second hand market are discussed.
Tiffany and Co. Identification / Bird on a Rock: An Insiders Guide to Preparing a Blue Box Appraisal
With the increasing amount of goods on the market from Tiffany and Co. it is important to understand what the company can do, will do, and will not do for merchandise that needs to be appraised.
Watch History & the Current Market of Luxury Watches
One minute the “Batman” Rolex is soaring, next it falls from the heights. The Luxury Watch market has been up and down like a yo yo over the past several years. This presentation covers the dramatic changes in the Luxury Watch Market.
Jewelry from Designers to Diamonds, is Your Client a Collector or Investor?
How do you differentiate your clients who are collectors of jewelry versus those who are actually investors? Some investors may have started out as collectors, others have only invested in diamonds or designer jewelry to enhance their portfolios. Find out the difference in this intriguing webinar.
What You Think You Know About Jewelry Appraising Could Be Wrong!
This webinar takes you through the basic aspects of jewelry appraising in terms of 1) limiting your liability as an appraiser, 2) how to utilize jewelry knowledge to create new opportunities, and 3) taking it further in ways you may not have known were possible to create an influx of revenue in your business.