Expensive jewellery insurance

maninavan

Hi
  I’m struggling to find insurance to cover my rings there value of around £14k each are there any know companies that would insure me on these items 

kind regards 

unkle

Hiscox for one, or use a decent HNW broker to look at the whole of market for you.

huckster

maninavan said:

Hi
  I’m struggling to find insurance to cover my rings there value of around £14k each are there any know companies that would insure me on these items 

kind regards 

Why are you struggling to find Insurance ?  If you have made enquiries with Insurance Brokers, what have they told you ?
Apart from the value of the rings, is there anything particular about the risks you want Insurance against ?  Do you or the spouse you live with wear these rings often ?  Are they kept in a safe at home or in a Bank ?
You can find Insurance to cover most risks, but at a price.  
https://insurance.biba.org.uk/find-insurance

greyteam1959

Looking at the other posts from the OP it has all the hallmarks of a wind up.

Sandtree

What is your total value of jewellery, art and precious metals? 

M&S and Aviva both offer up to £15k cover for single articles under their home insurance without having to list them as long as the total value is under £50k and cover can be made worldwide. Plenty of other home insurers will allow you to add items under £15k as named items.

gem_man

Hi Maninavan
I am guessing that you have probably got sorted out now, but you have highlighted one of the issues surrounding jewellery insurance. High-value items, particularly when single items start to represent a significant proportion of the total value of a contents policy, can be tricky to insure. Many of my clients have run into difficulties.
I am a jewellery valuer, not an insurance expert but I can tell you that many of my clients get the best policies from companies who specialise in high-value jewellery and luxury brand watches.
For those coming to this thread for answers: You may want to look at TH March (that is who insures most of the jewellery trade).
You may also want to check the list of specialist jewellery insurers in the UK published by Jewellery Appraisers of the World. Link below (if they let me post a link on here)
https://www.ja-world.com/uk/uk-jewellery-insurers.html
Kind regards
Gem_Man