JEWELLERY VALUATIONS FOR INSURANCE
Posted on October 15, 2015 by Jan Neville Jordan | 0 Comments
Don’t wait until you have been burgled or have lost your jewellery. Protect your precious items with a current jewellery valuation. You need to make sure you have the right type of independent valuation for your insurance requirements. An independent valuer should not be the seller, or have any other financial interest in the items.
Find a valuer who is recognised by the insurance industry.
http://www.jvsnz.co.nz/find-a-valuer
We suggest you have the jewellery polished and cleaned for a small fee prior to this, for a better and more accurate valuation.
Check your policy to see if any of your jewellery items must be itemised/listed separately, read the fine print on your policy.
Take photos of all your items, even the jewellery which does not require a valuation – you will need to provide proof of ownership should you ever have to make a claim.
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Neville Jordan is a Jewellery design, manufacturing and repair specialist located in Manukau City. For 40 years Neville has been working at his jewellery bench, dedicated to manufacturing and repairing jewellery. He and his team are highly skilled in all aspects of designing and creating Engagement & Wedding rings, Diamond rings and Dress rings.
Whether it be repairing your jewellery, remodelling your existing ring or creating a fabulous new ring, come and talk to Neville at NJJ. We can often repair items which others turn away.
Please browse our website for ideas then visit us to deal direct with the people who actually make and repair the jewellery. Let Neville create an exciting and unique piece, to your specific taste and budget.
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