A lifelong practitioner of Pilates, Gabrielle looked to the springs’ tension and suspension when creating this ring, our Piece of the Week.
Mistakes to Avoid When Purchasing Insurance
When it comes to maximizing coverage and minimizing costs, find a balance by eluding these pitfalls.

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If you’re directly responsible for the bottom line of your business, you know that almost nothing could be more difficult than growing revenue and cutting costs.
As organizations continually try to run leaner and be more profitable, one of the first expenses to be put under a microscope is insurance. While it’s essential for every business’s financial health, there are downfalls when it comes to skimping on your policy. Cutting down too far in the short-term could leave your business struggling in the long run.
Strike the right balance for your business by avoiding these common mistakes when purchasing insurance:
Reporting inaccurate inventory figures
Being underinsured is especially risky because a brazen crime like a smash-and-grab robbery or burglary could leave you in the midst of a severe financial setback.
Failing to cover exposures to certain risks
Whether in the jewelry industry or otherwise, those who fail to protect for the unexpected run the risk of bankruptcy and irreparable damages to their business when coverages are ignored for the sake of saving a marginal amount.
Working with an inexperienced agent, broker, or insurance company
For over 100 years, only one insurance company has solely supported the jewelry industry. That tradition of excellence continues today with investments in leading industry organizations and the service of knowledgeable agents who can meet the needs of every jeweler.
Find an agent representing Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company and learn how you can continue to receive support for running a safe, secure, and successful business.
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