I''m a little confused about the insurance process. Basically I''ll be getting a tension e-ring. That means appraising the loose stone comprehensively is a MUST for piece of mind purposes (sight unseen, obviously) and you get a better appraisal out of the loose stone than you would a set one. However, after the loose stone appraisal I''ll then be setting it in a tension setting with a few side stones, which is very expensive as well. Do I then need to get another appraisal for insurance purposes, so the setting is also insured (since the setting will be an unusually large % of the ring budget)?
Should be a simple question, but I couldn''t find the answer to this one in the search no matter what terms I tried.
Should be a simple question, but I couldn''t find the answer to this one in the search no matter what terms I tried.