XRF analysis of precious
Fasma Hellas specialises in analysing metals, such as Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, using state-of-the-art testing machines.
About Us
We are members of the Gold/Silver Smith Federation in Greece, and we have been operating a successful precious metals business since 1974.
The basic characteristics of our company are the accuracy of our testing results, our diligence and our respect towards clients. Our experienced valuers utilise state-of-the-art machines, and they are ready to meet any challenge.
We work with gold and silver laboratories, merchants, shops and individuals who want to know the worth of their jewellery and other valuable possessions.
Who we areAnalysis of Precious Metals
We are the sole testing precious metals laboratory with 3 spectrometers.
The X-Strata 980 is the most modern and precise spectrometer to test and appraise jewellery, coins and an alloy of different metals.
Analyses50 Objects
Fasma Hellas is the only company which possesses spectrometers powerful enough to analyse up to 50 objects at once.
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Fasma Hellas is the only company which possesses spectrometers powerful enough to analyse up to 50 objects at once.
1 Analysis
We provide you with a certificate of the analysis results for each of your belongings.
Appraisal for Jewellery Insurance
Obtain the obligatory appraisal for jewellery insurance now.
Learn moreUltrasonic Measuring for Metal Purity
You can now test the value of all your possessions.
Learn moreAppraisals
Diamonds
Book an appointment for a free appraisal of your rock (diamond – precious stones) and we will tell you everything you need to know about its quality, authenticity and maximum value in a cosy and friendly environment.
The 4C are the essential characteristics that determine the value of a diamond.
Read moreWatches
There are several factors that valuers take into account when they determine the value of a watch. The brand of the watch: The most popular luxury brands are Rolex, Vacheron Constantin, Patek Philippe, Ωmega, etc.
The watch model: It is identified by the serial number (SN) and other reference numbers. The condition of the watch: New, used, scratches or signs of use, if you have taken it to a jeweller for repairs, etc.
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