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Protecting the things that
Matter.
Whether it's an engagement ring, family heirloom, anniversary gift, or a piece you've saved for, protecting it is just as important as choosing it.
At Carter's Jewel Chest, we help customers protect their jewelry through professional appraisals, insurance guidance, and our exclusive Carter's Lifetime Care Plan.
Before you can insure your jewelry, you need an accurate valuation. We offer comprehensive, certified jewelry appraisals for $125 to document your piece's precise details and current replacement value.
- Insurance Ready: Most insurers require an official appraisal to add fine jewelry to a homeowner's, renter's, or standalone policy.
- Market Accuracy: We recommend updating your appraisals every 5 years to ensure your coverage keeps pace with fluctuating jewelry market values.
- Complete Protection: A certified appraisal simplifies the insurance process, ensuring seamless coverage and verification in the event of loss, theft, or damage.
Carter's Lifetime Care Plan
A one-time purchase that helps keep your jewelry looking beautiful for years to come.
Our Recommended Jewelry Insurance Partner
We proudly recommend Zillion Insurance Services to customers looking for specialized jewelry coverage.
Questions About Protecting Your Jewelry?
Whether you need an appraisal, want to learn more about our Lifetime Care Plan, or are exploring insurance options, our team is here to help.
Frequenty Asked Questions
Do I need both a care plan and jewelry insurance?
We recommend considering both. The Carter's Lifetime Care Plan helps cover maintenance and repairs from everyday wear, while jewelry insurance helps protect against loss, theft, and other unexpected events.
How often should jewelry be inspected?
We recommend having your jewelry inspected at least every six months to check for loose stones, worn prongs, and other signs of wear.
Can I insure my engagement ring?
Yes. Most engagement rings can be insured, and an appraisal is often required to establish the ring's replacement value.