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    Who are Assetsure? icon-thin-chevron-down

    Assetsure is a UK-based insurance provider, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We are also proud members of the British Insurance Brokers Association. We also have LLoyd's of London coverholder status.

    How to get jewellery valued for insurance? icon-thin-chevron-down

    Valuations are usually provided with new jewellery and it’s important that you seek advice every two years to seek an update on your item valuation.

    We also understand items of sentimental value cannot be replaced however having an accurate valuation of an item will ensure if the item ever did get lost or damaged then you are covered through monetary value.

    Assetsure are able to provide access to trusted valuation jewellers if required to ensure you can get an accurate quote on the value of your item. Please contact us if you require us to introduce you to a jeweller that will be able to provide a valuation to ensure your item can be fully covered with an adequate sum insured to ensure replacement in the event of loss.

    How much does jewellery insurance cost? icon-thin-chevron-down

    The cost of Jewellery insurance is governed by a number of different factors, firstly, what type of jewellery is it? Some types attract different premium ratings. The age of the wearer can also make a difference. Probably the biggest factor though is the value, the higher the replacement value, then the higher the premium.

    What type of jewellery can I insure? icon-thin-chevron-down

    You can insure almost any type of jewellery subject to you being to produce certain types of documentation in the event of a claim.

    How much should I insure my jewellery for? icon-thin-chevron-down

    You should insure the item(s) for the full replacement value as new in the UK.

    Are there any age restrictions? icon-thin-chevron-down

    Yes, the Assetsure Insurance policy is available only to individuals over the age of 21.

    How long does it take to arrange insurance? icon-thin-chevron-down

    In most cases, we can provide cover the same day that you request it, simply use our calculator and you can buy the insurance online immediately. In cases where we cannot quote online, we endeavour to provide you with a quotation within 24 hours during the week.

    When will I receive my policy? icon-thin-chevron-down

    Your policy will be delivered instantly via email. Cover will begin from the date you request.

    If I lose a stone will I be covered? icon-thin-chevron-down

    Sometimes a stone drops out of a ring and cannot be located, this will be covered by the policy

    How will you settle my claim? icon-thin-chevron-down

    The most we will pay in total for each incident of Loss is the Amount insured which you choose when you take your policy out. Please make sure this to sufficient replace your item at UK retail prices.

    How do I prove what my item is worth if I need to make a claim? icon-thin-chevron-down

    In the event of any claim being made for Loss of or Damage to any insured item, the onus of proving the existence, ownership and value of the item shall be upon you to prove. We accept the following items as proof of existence and Ownership;

    For Items less than 5 years old

    • A personalised and dated purchase receipt or bill of sale detailing the insured item.
    • A debit or credit card or bank statement detailing the amount paid.
    • If a private sale, dated correspondence relating to the sale such as a letter or e-mail identifying the seller of the item.

    For Items more than 5 years old

    • Photographic or other dated documentary evidence such as a personalised valuation or service receipt.
    • A valuation with full description of the item from a United Kingdom based Jeweller or Valuer stating their contact details and business credentials.

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