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Homeowner’s Insurance

If you decide to rely on your homeowner’s insurance to protect your fine jewelry, make sure you check with your agent to find out exactly what they will cover. Homeowner’s insurance often have many more loop-holes and much higher deductibles than a Jewelers Mutual Personal Jewelry Policy (No loop-holes and no deductible.)

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Thank you so much for helping Roger and I! You always made us feel so special and welcome in the store! We love you!

Roger & Lisa

Tip from Wil and Trevor: At Goldsmith Co., we advise buying in the SI1-2 clarity range because, when properly graded, it shows up completely clean to the naked eye, but no better. This saves money that can be used to buy bigger stones of higher quality cut. In this case, good enough really is good enough. (Unless her Dad is a master gemologist.)