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Engagement Ring & Jewellery Insurance 

Engagement ring insurance and jewellery insurance are policies that provide coverage for your valuable jewellery in case of loss, damage, or theft.

Why do you need your jewellery insured?

Jewellery is not only a beautiful and valuable accessory, but it can also hold significant sentimental value to its owner - especially items as important as engagement rings, wedding rings, watches and other jewellery with precious stones.

However, accidents happen, and jewellery can be lost, stolen, or damaged. That's why having your jewellery insured is crucial. While some countries offer individual jewellery insurance, typically the easiest and most cost-effective method is to add the items to your home insurance policy or contents insurance - this will provide cover to all of your belongings and personal items, however engagement rings may fall under specified items category for individually valuable possessions.

Typically you will need an appraisal or accurate valuation from a trusted source for the market value of the engagement ring - I can provide a professional valuation, for insurance cover at full replacement value, via my Jewellery Valuation service.

In this article, I'll explore the reasons why insuring your jewellery is so important, and provide tips on how to make sure you have the right coverage. See my recommendations for insurance providers.

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Protect your investment

Jewellery can be a significant financial investment, and often we keep pieces for years or even pass them down to future generations. If your engagement ring or wedding ring is lost for example, incurs accidental damage or stolen, it can be costly to replace. Insurance ensures that you can replace the piece or receive financial compensation to cover the cost of its value. 

 

Cover the unexpected

It's easy to assume that such precious items will never be lost or damaged, but accidents can happen when we least expect it. Having insurance on your jewellery covers unexpected incidents like a ring falling down the sink or being misplaced during travel. 

 

 

Peace of mind

 

Whether you're at home or travelling, having jewellery insurance can provide peace of mind knowing that you're protected in case of loss or damage. This assurance can bring comfort and stability to you and your loved ones. 

 

Selecting the right type of insurance

Not all insurance policies are created equal. When you're considering adding your jewellery to your home or contents insurance, you can customise your coverage based on your requirements and needs. For example, if you frequently travel with your jewellery, you may need an extra policy to cover you when you're on the move. 

Home contents insurance
 

When purchasing insurance, simply adding jewellery and an engagement ring to a home insurance policy can provide some benefits. The main advantage is that it is typically more cost-effective than separate jewellery insurance. With a home insurance policy, individual pieces may have lower coverage limits but this might still be enough to protect against it comes to insuring your jewellery, it’s important to remember that all insurance companies have different policies and coverage levels. Therefore, you should always read the fine print of each policy before making a decision.

Engagement ring insurance

You can purchase specialist engagement ring insurance from most insurers, they will typically need the purchase price, a valuation certificate detailing things such as the precious metals used and the ring worth. Please also check the insurer's travel insurance policies if you plan to take your ring abroad.

Types of jewellery to insure

  • Engagement Rings

    • Diamond Engagement Rings

    • Gemstone Engagement Rings

    • Custom Engagement Rings

  • Wedding Rings

  • Necklaces and Pendants

  • Bracelets and Bangles

  • Earrings

  • Watches

  • Antique Jewellery

What was considered when selecting insurers

Reputation
 

Found insurers with a good reputation. I have read reviews and ratings, checking each insurers record for handling claims. You should still do your own due diligence and read the terms and conditions. 

 

Coverage
 

Ensured that jewellery can easily be covered within the policies of the insurers. Read the terms and conditions to understand exactly what is covered and what is not 

 

Pricing
 

Compared the pricing of different insurers to find the best value for moneyCompare the pricing of different insurers to find the best value for your money. Be sure to consider deductibles, premiums, and any other fees that may apply.

 

Customer service

Selected insurers that are responsive, helpful, and easy to work with. 

Extra protection

Buy a safe and have peace of mind. Check out my recommendations for home safes to ensure your valuables are secure when you're out and about or travelling! Some insurers will give you a better rate if you have a safe at home to store your valuables. Read more
 

Conclusions

In conclusion, having your engagement ring, wedding rings and other valuables properly covered by a reputable insurance provider with an up to date valuation is important. Whether that's through specialist insurance, dedicated jewellery insurance, personal possessions insurance, adding the items such as engagement rings to your home insurance or contents insurance or purchasing individual engagement ring insurance can provide much-needed protection for your valuable items. Not only does it give you financial security, but it also gives you peace of mind knowing that you won't be left with the financial burden in an event of accidental loss.

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