FAQ Category: Jewellery Maker

We don’t offer personal accident cover on this policy so there is no cover available for loss of income if you’re unable to make jewellery due to injury.

The documents you should keep for insurance purposes are formal valuation reports, purchase receipts, and any certificates of authenticity.

The policy will cover your jewellery if you use the products for display at a craft market. This will be covered under our stock over.

Yes, our crafters policy covers you for selling your handmade products online, in person and wholesale.

Our crafters policy covers for stone crafts. This policy would cover you for selling products that are made from precious or semi-precious stones.

Employers’ liability is required if you have paid or unpaid staff. This benefit covers you against claims from employees and labour-only subcontractors who allege that you are negligible for bodily injury they may suffer whilst in the course of their employment with you.

You would require a separate policy with a different insurance company if you are selling your jewellery to the USA or Canada.

Yes, we can cover your stock in transit with yourself or with a courier.

Yes, this is included under our stock cover.

Our crafters insurance would cover for hallmarked jewellery as long as it’s not sold in the USA or Canada.