NAJA Non-Designation Continuing Education Appraisal Studies Course Lessons 1-18

This is a continuing education course only. No certification will be earned by completing this course.

Full-length course with the knowledge of NAJA and the power of GMetrix. Learn through video presentations, written documents and more. Easy-to-use software makes it simple and engaging to navigate through this complete and comprehensive course.

Easy-to-navigate software featuring NAJA videos and written documents to guide you through learning
Quizzes to help you retain important details
Printable activity report
Time Spent calculator to verify hours spent in the course
Progress bars to show what you've completed and where you've left off
Must complete within 12 months time
40 credit hours

$1,895.00

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This course gives you the essentials necessary to become a competent and professional jewelry appraiser. The early lessons lay the foundation of the rules and practices that govern this profession, as well as best practices for report writing. Later lessons discuss specific types of jewelry and how to appraise them; jewelry history, and how to establish a successful appraisal business.

Completing this course fulfills 40 credit hours of continuing education from NAJA. Please note, this course is developed for continuing education only and does not contain certification exams that lead to becoming a Certified Member or Certified Master Appraiser of the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers. For information on becoming a NAJA member, visit the NAJA website.

Course features:

Easy-to-navigate software featuring NAJA videos and written documents to guide you through learning
Quizzes to help you retain important details
Printable activity report
Time Spent calculator to verify hours spent in the course
Progress bars to show what you've completed and where you've left off

Course program:

Ethics and Standards
Value, Theory, Definitions and Principles
Appraisal Types and Appraisal Documentation
Fair Market Value and Pertinent Tax Decision
Narrative Appraisal Report Writing and Market Analysis
Metals and Metal Testing
Making Correct Identifications
Identifying and Dating Antique and Period Jewelry
How to Appraise Rings
How to Appraise Earrings, Pendants, Necklaces and Neck Chains
How to Appraise Beads, Bracelets and Brooches
How to Appraise Pearls
How to Appraise Watches
How to Appraise Miscellaneous Jewelry
How to Appraise Ethnic, Religious and Fraternal Jewelry
How to Appraise Studio and Collectible Costume Jewelry, Coin Jewelry and Carvings
Ethics of Appraising and the Role of the Expert Witness
How to Establish an Appraisal Business