Private first review
Kempini looks at your photographs and dimensions. The complete object matters: technique, composition, setting, condition and available context—not a single online price.
Send a few photographs and approximate dimensions directly to Kempini for a confidential, no-obligation first review. A possible direct purchase may be discussed if the work is of interest.

Phone photographs are fine. You do not need to identify the maker, date, material, condition, provenance or object type.
Only photographs, approximate dimensions, a contact method and privacy consent are required. Optional fields can be left blank. The form is designed to take under one minute, excluding upload time.
Uploaded files and form data in the private website storage are scheduled for deletion after 30 days. Email notifications and later correspondence are separate: read how your information is handled.
Your photographs and details have been received. Kempini will contact you if further information or inspection is appropriate. This is not confirmation of an offer or purchase.
Return to KempiniA review starts with what you can comfortably show. It does not require a formal description or an existing valuation.
Kempini looks at your photographs and dimensions. The complete object matters: technique, composition, setting, condition and available context—not a single online price.
Further images, documents or inspection may be needed. A photograph cannot always establish material, attribution, condition or a final commercial view.
If appropriate, a possible direct acquisition and practical arrangements can be discussed. There is no guaranteed offer, fixed response time or obligation to continue. Please do not ship anything before arrangements are agreed.

Panels, plaques, jewellery, boxes and table tops can all merit a closer look. Signed and unsigned pieces, inherited objects and works with visible damage are welcome as enquiries. You do not need to decide whether yours is important before contacting Kempini.
A first review considers the execution of the tesserae, subject, colour, possible attribution, condition, original setting and any available documentation. Read what influences value or how to recognise the technique if you would like context; neither is required before submission.
If the object came to you through family, the inherited-micromosaic guide explains what to preserve and what not to clean.
The first image review is provisional. It is not a formal appraisal, authentication, certificate or guarantee.
Photographs, approximate dimensions and one way to reach you. Nothing more is needed for the first step.
Send photographs privately