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Cynthia L. Konney
Independent Certified Gemologist Appraiser, A.G.S.

Locations:
Old Lyme, Connecticut
New Canaan, Connecticut

Phone: 860-434-8885

E-mail CT Office

Leslie S. George
Graduate Gemologist, GIA
Independent Jewelry Appraiser

Locations:
Newton Center, Massachusetts
Newport, Rhode Island

Phone: 617-340-6383

E-mail MA & RI Office

Gem and Jewelry Appraisals by New England Gemological Laboratory and Appraisal Services, LLC

Offices in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut

Newton Center, MA 93 Union Street (Suite 303D)	Old Lyme, CT 24 Lyme Street
Newport, RI Please call MA # below	New Canaan, CT 27 Pine Street 1st Floor Suite

Please call 617-340-6383 (MA & RI) or 860-434-8885 (CT)

Our Jewelry Appraisers in MA and CT New England Gemological Laboratory and Appraisal is one of fifteen appraisal firms with the highly regarded title from the American Gem Society of Idependent Certified Gemologist Appraiser (ICGA) in the USA and Canada. Meeting the criteria for an ICGA is not an easy task and requires professional training, experience, on-going education and a stringent list of required equipment.

Why is it so hard to find qualified professional gem and jewelry appraisers? It is a very lengthy road to qualify. We take our appraisal tasks very seriously. We are devoted to helping the consumer understand the process and to be straight forward and honest. Our ethical standards have been proven time and again

Click here to download our Connecticut brochure. (PDF 236 KB)
Click here to download our Massachusetts brochure. (PDF 195 KB)
Click here to download a sample appraisal (PDF 205 KB)

New England Gem Lab in the News!

Should You Cash in on Your Old Jewelry? | ABC 6 | News

ABC6 Reporter Julie Ruditzky brought her cameraman to visit New England Gem Lab in the Old Lyme, Connecticut location, as part of an ongoing investigation on the recent “Gold Rush” of consumers liquidating their unwanted jewelry and precious metal items.

Cindy Konney, Independent Certified Gemologist Appraiser from New England Gem Lab, showed them how gold was tested and how dealers arrive at pricing the unwanted goods. Prices do vary, and it is extremely important that you know what it is you are selling.

For metals, some questions you need to ask are:

Is it 14kt? 18kt? Platinum? Or Sterling?

What is the weight of the metals?

What percentage of gold is in 14kt or 18kt? MA and CT Gem Stone Value

It is always a good idea to get several prices before proceeding with a sale. Most clients will usually accept the first offer given to them. They just want to be over and done with it. But, whether the jewelry you want to sell is all metal, or a piece with gemstones, a little homework could bring you a much larger return.

New England Gem Lab has services to help the consumer broker goods.

It may be a very good idea to set up an appointment with New England Gem Lab to explore all your possibilities. This way, you can move forward with an educated decision. Make sure that piece you are selling for scrap metal does not have a much larger intrinsic value!

Our services include:

Appraisals by Appointment
Jewelry Appraisals and Consultations
Diamond Grading
New Purchase Verifications
Insurance and Estate Appraisals
Jewelry Liquidation
Jewelry Library
and more...