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waltk1026 · 18 August 2009, 11:42 AM

Faith, My understanding is that jewelry is better on its own policy rather than a rider on a homeowners policy. You can put your earrings, watches, rings etc all on 1 policy. Mine runs around $300 per year for about $30-35k of value. Which is 1% as someone just mentioned. I happen to have State Farm for my home, auto, and jewelry, all separate policies. So your $500 premium indicates you are insuring $50k of value. If you're not that price is high.

18 August 2009, 11:42 AM	#12
waltk1026 "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: phila pa Watch: 116610 5513 Posts: 341	Faith, My understanding is that jewelry is better on its own policy rather than a rider on a homeowners policy. You can put your earrings, watches, rings etc all on 1 policy. Mine runs around $300 per year for about $30-35k of value. Which is 1% as someone just mentioned. I happen to have State Farm for my home, auto, and jewelry, all separate policies. So your $500 premium indicates you are insuring $50k of value. If you're not that price is high.

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