Insurance for Jewelry, Fine Arts and Other Collectibles in NJ, NY, CT, PA and Other States
Anything valuable enough to treasure for personal and/or financial reasons is worth insuring. At Muller Insurance we are here to help you get the coverage you need, in the amount you need. We offer policies through our insurance company associations that will cover all your treasures.
Appraisals aren’t always needed.
In some cases, for items valued at less than $50,000, appraisals aren’t needed. When appraisals are required for higher-priced items, we will help you through the process so that your valuables are fully protected for the right amount.
Jewelry is usually the first thing that comes to mind when securing extra insurance. And it certainly is a good idea, especially since standard homeowners or renters insurance is not likely to cover high-end pieces outright. But it is a good idea to think about what other valuables needed protected. These could include:
- Fine Arts (paintings, prints, sculptures, art deco/are nouveau lamps, fixtures, etc.)
- Antiques (furniture or other items)
- Fine Wine Collections
- Unique Collections (books, sports memorabilia, vintage posters, record alums, etc.)
Contact Muller Insurance to learn more about coverage throughout New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and other states.
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