At present, there is no training course for luxury appraisers in China, and there is no relevant certification system. However, in Japan, South Korea, China and Hongkong, luxury appraisers have long been professional. The minimum threshold for a luxury appraiser is to pass the appraisal examination and have more than one year's experience in a second-hand luxury store.

If you want to become an intermediate appraiser, you need 3 to 5 years of relevant work experience. The classification of luxury appraisers is defined according to the scope of mastering skills. Primary appraisers are proficient in handbag appraisal, intermediate appraisers are proficient in handbag and watch appraisal, and senior appraisers can also identify the authenticity of high-end jewelry.

Generally, a certified luxury appraiser can see the tricks of fake luxury goods as long as he "observes words and looks at colors", and it is generally no problem to distinguish B-class high imitation. For the more advanced A-class high imitation, the appraiser will even use infrared instruments and other auxiliary identification.

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Luxury appraiser, a new profession just emerging in China, is unfamiliar to many people, and even a big-name salesperson bluntly said "I have never heard of it".

The main duty of a luxury appraiser is to distinguish between true and false luxury goods. Because he has learned a lot of professional knowledge and had long-term practical training, his appraisal is more reliable than that of ordinary people. In Japan, the appraisal report issued by the appraiser can be recognized by the relevant departments.

Generally, a certified luxury appraiser can see the tricks of fake luxury goods as long as he "observes words and looks at colors", and it is generally no problem to distinguish B-class high imitation. For the more advanced A-class high imitation, the appraiser will even use infrared instruments and other auxiliary identification.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-luxury appraiser