Jeweller Businesses for sale in South Africa

Map the business's retail, manufacturing, repair, refining and diamond activities separately. Check applicable SADPMR permits or licences, registered premises, conditions and expiry dates, and confirm which permissions you must obtain rather than assuming they transfer.

Yes, if the business deals in regulated second-hand jewellery. Verify its SAPS dealer category, seller-identification records, descriptions, serial numbers and registers, then confirm the registration and secure recordkeeping you will require after completion.

Determine whether high-value goods activity makes the business an accountable institution. Review FIC registration, customer due diligence, risk controls, recordkeeping and cash reports, including transactions above the current reporting threshold and linked payments.

Count each item by metal, weight, stone, certificate, serial number, condition and ownership under secure controls. Separate consignment and customer goods, verify selected items independently and value slow designs, scrap and incomplete sets appropriately.

List repairs, remodelling jobs, deposits and customer-owned items with photographs, values and due dates. Reconcile custody records to physical stock and quantify missing stones, remake commitments, warranties and insurance gaps that could transfer to you.

Separate margins for new jewellery, pre-owned goods, repairs, custom work and scrap. Reconcile metal and stone movements to invoices, then include security, insurance, skilled labour, testing, losses and realistic owner design or buying time.