Jewelers Mutual Marks a Major Milestone
The jewelry industry insurer and solutions provider is celebrating 110 years in business this month.

Jewelers Mutual got its start in 1913 when a group of jewelers banded together because they couldn’t find insurance for their stores.
Today, the company has expanded to not only offer jewelry insurance to consumers as well but also to offer jewelers a suite of services to help their businesses grow.
Jewelers Mutual recently established the Jewelry Industry Council, organized the inaugural “Conversations in Park City” event in Utah this past fall, and introduced new products and InsurTech solutions to meet its customers’ needs. (InsurTech refers to the use of technology in insurance.)
The company has launched numerous tech products in the past several years, including its marketplace technology platform, and continues to uncover new opportunities, such as the Internet of Things loss prevention technology and its “Luxsurance” program.
“Jewelers Mutual has proven to be the consistent, dependable company that its more than 1 million customers throughout the U.S. and Canada depend on,” Jewelers Mutual President and Chief Executive Officer Scott Murphy said. “The responsibility that comes from serving our growing customer base is significant, and we are more focused than ever on being there for them in the ways they need us to be, both now and for the future.”
He added, “As we look to the future, we are excited about the possibilities and are dedicated to delivering the best possible service and solutions to our customers. After 110 years, we are just getting started.”
Learn more about Jewelers Mutual and its milestone anniversary on the company’s website.
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