Precious pieces.
Thoughtful protection.
From the jewelry you wear to the inventory you sell, start with coverage designed for the way you own, store, and handle it.
Start with the right questionnaire.
Choose personal jewelry for pieces you own as an individual. Choose Jewelers Block for a jewelry business and its merchandise, customer goods, and related exposures.
Personal Jewelry
For rings, watches, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and personal collections.
- Owner, wearer, and coverage preferences
- Item-by-item values and appraisal details
- Storage, travel, and prior loss history
Jewelers Block
For jewelry retailers and other jewelry businesses requesting review of stock and business-related jewelry exposures.
- Inventory, peak values, memo and customer goods
- Safes, vaults, alarms, and store security
- Shipping, travel, trade shows, and loss history
Download, complete, save, and email your questionnaire to [email protected]. iPhone Files/Preview: tap a square and type X. Do not include alarm codes, safe combinations, or passwords.
A few documents make the review easier.
For your personal pieces
Have appraisals, detailed receipts, photos, and any serial or grading reports available. Tell us which pieces need coverage and how they are stored or worn.
For your jewelry business
Gather current inventory and peak values, alarm certificates, safe specifications, prior policy details, and loss runs. Include shipping, travel, and show schedules when applicable.
Understand the difference.
Does my home policy already cover my jewelry?
Home and renters policies can have jewelry limits, deductibles, and restrictions that vary by cause of loss. We can review scheduling or a separate jewelry policy and explain the available terms.
Is Jewelers Block the same as a standard business policy?
Jewelers Block addresses jewelry stock and related exposures, with terms tailored to the business. Customer goods, transit, off-premises stock, and workmanship may need specific limits or extensions. General liability, building coverage, workers compensation, and other business needs require a separate review.
Does completing a questionnaire start coverage?
No. These are MAD quote intake forms. An insurer may require its own application, appraisals, records, inspections, or security conditions before coverage can be offered or bound.
Start the online Personal Jewelry Questionnaire
This online form is for individually owned jewelry. Jewelry store owners should use the separate Jewelers Block PDF above.
Coverage, valuation, limits, deductibles, exclusions, security requirements, and availability vary by insurer and policy. This page does not guarantee coverage or replace policy terms.
Not sure which form fits?
Talk with a licensed MAD Insurance advisor before you start.
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