Not everything needs an appraisal, but for a few types of material, spending 9.9 yuan to confirm can save you a lot of money.
First, old material of unknown origin—the more elaborate the story, the more it needs verification; second, pieces priced noticeably low yet claimed to be sinking grade—low-priced sinking grade is usually suspect; third, samples you want to confirm match before buying at a high price. For these types, a one-time appraisal offers the best value.
We mainly look at scent, oil distribution, density, and clues to origin. Naturally formed resin oil lines usually run irregularly and the scent has layers; treated material tends to have rigid lines and a thin or even pungent smell. Specific conclusions are based on hands-on judgment of the actual item.
Appraisal helps you see clearly; buyback helps you cash out or cut losses. We offer public-benefit appraisal and also accept some material that meets our standards for buyback. Appraise first, then decide whether to keep or sell—don't reverse the order.
9.9 yuan can't buy agarwood, but it can buy a reminder not to act on impulse.
Just bring the sample to our Songzhuang physical store—the process is simple and you get a judgment on the spot. For the exact address and business hours, see the contact page; if it's inconvenient to visit, you can also leave a message describing your situation on the contact page first.
Explain your specific situation clearly, and we'll give you the corresponding judgment and advice—sourcing, personal use, and appraisal are all welcome.
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