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JEWELSURE PTY LTD
ACN 128 883 438

9/29 Mt Cotton Rd
Capalaba Qld 4157
Queensland Australia

+61.7.3823 3646

admin@jewelsure.com.au

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3 weeks ago

Good morning Friends, I thought it was time to repost the myths and facts post I did some time ago, many people do not realise how restrictive jewellery insurance is under house and contents, it is a long post but please take the time to read to better understand where you stand:
MYTH: House and Contents insurance is good enough for jewellery insurance.
FACT: House and contents insurance cover applies many restrictions on the value and quantity that can be claimed, depending on the insurance company it can be as low as $1000.00 per item and a maximum of $5000.00 per claim.
So a $3000.00 lost ring will only be covered for $1000.00 under most house and contents insurance.
JEWELSURE INSURANCE: The policyholder is covered for insured value, allowing for increases in any policy period.
MYTH: My jewellery valuation is sufficient for my insurance cover.
FACT: It is on day one, however, a valuation completed today is incorrect tomorrow, with movement in dollar and gold value, paper valuations are literally not worth the paper they are written on. To gain an accurate valuation all jewellery should be re-valued at least once every two years, this can be expensive, or as required by the insurance company.
JEWELSURE INSURANCE: The Jewelsure system constantly re-value’s all items on a policy, so you are always covered for the current value, without additional premium in the policy period.
MYTH: I can go back to my preferred jeweller if I have a claim.
FACT: Yes you can, but you must insist because most insurance companies have a preferred supply network for jewellery replacement, these suppliers have a contractual arrangement with many insurers to supply items of jewellery at a discounted price and consumers are in some cases left no option but to accept what jewellery or cash is offered, irrespective of the insured amount.
JEWELSURE INSURANCE: You can always go back to your preferred jeweller. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

The birthstone of February, amethyst in the middle ages was considered a symbol of royalty and used in English regalia as decoration. Considered rare at the time it was one of the five cardinal gems until large deposits were found in Brazil.
Amethyst is now found around the world including South Korea, Austria, Russia, India, Zambia and many states of the united States of America reducing its once held high value. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

In antiquity ancient Egyptians, employed Amethyst for intaglio engraving, this is a fine example. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 months ago

The Golden Jubilee Diamond
The biggest cut and faceted diamond in the world, discovered in 1985 at the De Beers Premier Diamond mine in Transvaal, South Africa.
Gabi Tolkowsky, a world renowned diamond designer and cutter, was selected by De Beers to design and cut the diamond. The rough stone weighed 755.50 carats, Gabi cut it in a cushion design giving it 148 facets with a final gem weight of 545.67 carats. The cushion cut intensifies its yellow-brown colour.
Gifted to the King of Thailand to celebrate his 50 years on the throne, today it remains in the Royal Thai Palace as part of the Crown Jewels.
Its value is undetermined, it is extremely unlikely ever to go to auction, if it did $12 million would seem a fair starting price. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 months ago

The fancy vivid yellow110.03 carat VVSI clarity Sundrop Yellow Diamond.
Found in the Kimberlite pipe in South Africa in 2010 and still the largest known fancy vivid yellow pear shaped diamond ever found.
Cora International auctioned the diamond at Sotheby's in 2011 and it sold for $12.36 million, a record.
The current owner and location remain a mystery. ... See MoreSee Less

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