I have searched other threads and came up empty, but do apologize if I am redundant to other posters' questions.
I will be able to get coverage for my new e-ring upgrade through Chubb, which seems to have a solid policy. However, they will not insure the ring while it is being set. It seems that the only insurer for while it is being set on is JM, but they only offer full year policies and I could no insure it short-term during the setting process.
It seems like my options here are 1) get a policy with Chubb and be uninsured during the setting process or 2) go with JM. Does that sound right? I am very surprised that the jewelers don't have insurance to cover any potential damage to the stones while setting?
I will be able to get coverage for my new e-ring upgrade through Chubb, which seems to have a solid policy. However, they will not insure the ring while it is being set. It seems that the only insurer for while it is being set on is JM, but they only offer full year policies and I could no insure it short-term during the setting process.
It seems like my options here are 1) get a policy with Chubb and be uninsured during the setting process or 2) go with JM. Does that sound right? I am very surprised that the jewelers don't have insurance to cover any potential damage to the stones while setting?