Repairs and valuations
For Jewellery shop owners & managers · 4 min read · Last reviewed 2026-08-04
The counter isn’t only for selling. Walk-ins want a ring sized, a chain soldered, a piece cleaned, or a printed valuation for their home insurance. The Jewellery pack seeds these as service lines so you can take the work without inventing a product for it.
This article covers the seeded services and how a valuation ties back to a specific piece.
Care and repair services
The pack ships repair and care work as their own price lines — ultrasonic cleaning, ring sizing, chain solder, stone reset and engraving. These are labour, not stocked goods, so ringing one up simply adds the charge.
Insurance valuations
A valuation is a service line too. Charge it against the customer’s piece, and because each fine piece is a unique unit — with its serial, weight and certificate on record — the valuation references the exact item rather than a generic SKU. That’s the record your customer’s insurer wants tied to their cover.
Frequently asked
- Are repair services stocked items?
- No. They are labour price lines with no stock tied to them, so you can charge cleaning, sizing or a reset without creating a product.
- Does a valuation link to a specific piece?
- It can. Because each fine piece is a unique unit carrying its own serial and certificate, a valuation references that exact item rather than a shared SKU.
Put it into practice.
Open your shop and try it live. Free until your first 100 sales — no card, keep your hardware.