Jewelry Appraisal
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Greg S
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Jewelry Appraisal
Anyone have any recommendations on where you could take a piece of jewelry to see it's value (appraisal)?
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BuildTaller
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Re: Jewelry Appraisal
I think you can go anywhere really. I did Borsheims. It took them several weeks. That was post-pandemic.
Don't put the jewelry on your homeowners insurance, get a separate policy with another company.
Don't put the jewelry on your homeowners insurance, get a separate policy with another company.
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nebugeater
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Re: Jewelry Appraisal
BuildTaller wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 4:23 pm I think you can go anywhere really. I did Borsheims. It took them several weeks. That was post-pandemic.
Don't put the jewelry on your homeowners insurance, get a separate policy with another company.
Why
I have priced it both ways. Not a lot of value, but enough to matter. The separate rider with my homeowners is a better deal, and at least to my semi-educated review of the coverage it is equal
For the record NEBUGEATER does not equal BUGEATER !!!!!!!
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ChadJK
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Re: Jewelry Appraisal
We've had it done at Malashock's Jewelry. Takes a few days and there's a fee.Greg S wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 3:15 pm Anyone have any recommendations on where you could take a piece of jewelry to see it's value (appraisal)?
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BuildTaller
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Re: Jewelry Appraisal
I was told by my agent that jewelry claims can make your homeowner's insurance go up. I think our jewelry insurance is like $175 per year going through a jewelry insurance company.nebugeater wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 5:47 pmBuildTaller wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 4:23 pm I think you can go anywhere really. I did Borsheims. It took them several weeks. That was post-pandemic.
Don't put the jewelry on your homeowners insurance, get a separate policy with another company.
Why
I have priced it both ways. Not a lot of value, but enough to matter. The separate rider with my homeowners is a better deal, and at least to my semi-educated review of the coverage it is equal
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nebugeater
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Re: Jewelry Appraisal
I could see that being a factorBuildTaller wrote: Fri Sep 11, 2026 5:09 pmI was told by my agent that jewelry claims can make your homeowner's insurance go up. I think our jewelry insurance is like $175 per year going through a jewelry insurance company.nebugeater wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 5:47 pmBuildTaller wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 4:23 pm I think you can go anywhere really. I did Borsheims. It took them several weeks. That was post-pandemic.
Don't put the jewelry on your homeowners insurance, get a separate policy with another company.
Why
I have priced it both ways. Not a lot of value, but enough to matter. The separate rider with my homeowners is a better deal, and at least to my semi-educated review of the coverage it is equal
For the record NEBUGEATER does not equal BUGEATER !!!!!!!