
r/jewelrylove

I especially love this vintage ring✨
When I was getting ready to go out to dinner with friends today, I felt like my outfit was missing something—it didn't feel complete. But the moment I put on this ring, it instantly and perfectly complemented my entire look!
I'd love to see everyone's everyday outfits!
Did I trust the “fast and easy” jewelry insurance process too much?
I insured my engagement ring and a few gold pieces with Jewelers Mutual a while back. The process was really fast and they didn’t ask for an appraisal or documentation proving value or ownership, which I didn’t question at first since they approved the policy and were taking my payments.
Then recently I came across someone’s claim experience where they said they’d been insured with them for years but when they lost their jewelry they were asked for proof of ownership and a recent appraisal that apparently wasn’t required when they signed up. I’ve never insured jewelry before so maybe I just didn’t know better but now I’m confused.
Should I get everything appraised and documented now even though they never asked? I’d also rather switch insurers if this could cause problems later because isn’t the whole point of insurance knowing you’re covered when you actually need to file a claim? I really don’t want to find out I’m missing something after the jewelry is already gone.
Vintage 18K Solid Gold Natural Colombian Emerald & Diamond Ring | Size 6.5 | $700 Shipped
The center stone is a natural Colombian emerald, approximately 0.35 ct, with two natural round diamonds on each side, approximately 0.25 ct each (~0.50 cttw).
I purchased the ring about two years ago from a reputable vintage jeweler in Boston for $800 and will include proof of purchase. I got a great deal on it at the time, and a comparable ring would retail for considerably more.
I also had the ring independently reviewed today at a jeweler in the NYC Diamond District, who confirmed the emerald and diamonds are natural and verified the approximate stone sizes listed above (which I had already been told by Martin when I originally purchased it).
It’s incredibly sparkly and beautiful in person. I simply never wear it because I’m not much of a ring person, so I’d rather it go to someone who will enjoy it.
Details:
● 18K solid gold
● Natural Colombian emerald: ~0.35 ct
● 2 natural diamonds: ~0.25 ct each / ~0.50 cttw
● All natural stones
● Vintage
● Size 6.5 — can be resized up or down
● Proof of purchase included
$700 shipped within the US.
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