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Jewelers Mutual Issues Travel Safety Guide for Jewelry

Howard Stone, vice‑president of Global Asset & Claims for Jewelers Mutual Group, released advice drawn from the insurer’s 2026 Travel Study on protecting jewelry while traveling. The study found that 30% of travel‑related jewelry losses occur near bodies of water, 20% at hotels and 13% at airports, with younger travelers experiencing higher loss rates.

The guide recommends travelers inventory their pieces, notify insurers or customs when required, and avoid wearing valuable items during high‑risk activities. It cites high‑profile incidents such as Kim Kardashian’s $75,000 diamond earring lost in Bora Bora and Solange Knowles’ engagement ring tossed into a Mardi Gras crowd as cautionary examples.

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Howard Stone · Jewelers Mutual Group · Kim Kardashian · Solange Knowles

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