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Jewellery insurance covers the cost of replacing your valuables and keepsakes if they’re lost, damaged or stolen.
Jewellery insurance is useful as items like rings, bracelets and necklaces can carry a lot of value, both sentimental and monetary. Losing your valuables can cause significant stress, but having cover in place protects you if the worst should happen.
Jewellery insurance policies will vary between providers, but in most cases you’ll be able to find cover for items including:
Jewellery insurance policies will vary between providers, but in most cases you’ll be able to find cover for items including:
The price you pay for jewellery cover as part of your home contents insurance policy will depend largely on the amount of cover you take out and the value of the jewellery you want to insure. As you would expect, the more expensive the items the more you’ll need to pay for cover.
However insurers will also take other factors into account, including:
The price you pay for jewellery cover as part of your home contents insurance policy will depend largely on the amount of cover you take out and the value of the jewellery you want to insure. As you would expect, the more expensive the items the more you’ll need to pay for cover.
Likewise keeping your valuables locked in a secure safe also makes it less likely your things will be stolen
Comparing quotes from a range of providers lets you find the best deal at the best price
Insurers usually offer a no-claims discount if you’ve gone several years without a claim
Paying an annual lump sum works out cheaper than paying monthly
Insurers will reward you with lower premiums if you volunteer a higher excess fee
You’ll generally be able to claim on your jewellery insurance policy by filling out a claim form your insurer will have given you, though you may also be able to submit a claim online or over the phone. If you’re claiming for theft you should call the police and submit a report immediately.
If you ever need to make a claim on your jewellery insurance policy, the following tips will make the process easier:
If you have any items of particular value you should declare them to your insurer - otherwise they may refuse to pay out if you have to make a claim
Likewise if you make any big purchases, or even receive jewellery as gifts, you should update your declarations to ensure you always have the cover you need
Insurers will require you to show proof of purchase when making a claim. A receipt is best, though a valuation certificate also backs up your claim
Photographic evidence of any damage done to your jewellery, as well as photos showing it in brand new condition, can help support your claim
Contents insurance covers your possessions in the event of theft, loss or damage, including natural disasters, fires or flooding. It’s separate to home insurance, which covers the building you live in, including fixtures and fittings.
Some insurers offer policies for jewellery sets or collections, though these are likely to raise your premiums – you may even have to go to a specialist insurer to get the cover you need.
You might be able to include cover for other valuables such as art, antiques or collectibles as part of a single policy. Remember to declare any items you want cover for.
If you have a piece of jewellery repaired, its market value may fall as a result. Some insurers will cover you for this loss in value, but it’s worth finding out beforehand to be sure.
Not all insurers offer cover if you take your jewellery abroad; some might refuse claims outright, while others may only offer protection if you’ve been away for under a certain length of time. If you’re going to take jewellery away with you, checkwith your insurer what level of cover they offer.
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