How to Find Stolen Jewelry: Police, Pawn Shops and Online Listings
Posted by YANIV SEGAL
How to find stolen jewelry: what to give police, how GIA laser inscriptions help identify a diamond, how California pawn shops report purchases, watching online listings safely, and replacing it in parallel.
Ring Lost or Stolen While Traveling: What to Do Next
Posted by YANIV SEGAL
Ring lost or stolen while traveling? Who to report it to (hotel, airline, cruise line, police), what insurance covers away from home, lost vs stolen, and how to start a replacement from photos.
Jewelry Lost in a House Fire or Wildfire: Recover, Claim, Replace
Posted by YANIV SEGAL
Jewelry lost in a house fire or wildfire: what can survive, how to search safely, California's 60% contents advance for declared emergencies, and how to reset recovered stones and replace lost pieces.
How to Replace a Lost Ring Using Your Appraisal
Posted by YANIV SEGAL
How to replace a lost or stolen ring using your appraisal: what each line on a jewelry appraisal means, what to do if it is old or missing, and how a jeweler matches the ring spec for spec.
Jewelry Insurance: Take the Cash or the Replacement Ring?
Posted by YANIV SEGAL
Insurance offering cash or a replacement for your lost or stolen ring? How each option works, why cash offers can come in low, when replacement is better, and how to recreate the ring either way.
Can You Choose Your Own Jeweler for a Jewelry Insurance Claim?
Posted by YANIV SEGAL
Can you choose your own jeweler for a jewelry insurance claim? How insurers settle (your jeweler, their supplier or cash), questions to ask your adjuster, and how Segal works with insurers.
Jewelry Stolen in a Burglary: How the Insurance Claim Works
Posted by YANIV SEGAL
Jewelry stolen in a burglary? How homeowners and renters insurance pays for stolen jewelry, the typical $1,500 theft limit, what documents to file, cash vs replacement, and how to replace several pieces.
Engagement Ring Stolen? What to Do in the First 48 Hours
Posted by YANIV SEGAL
Engagement ring stolen? What to do in the first 48 hours: police report, insurance claim, proof of ownership, flagging the diamond, and how to replace the ring from photos and your appraisal.
