
Jewellery and watch insurance
Protecting your prized possessions
The Howden jewellery and watch insurance provides complete protection for those who value security and peace of mind. With coverage against any external damage, the policy protects your belongings against theft, robbery, breakage and other accidental damage – at home, on the street or while travelling – ensuring protection wherever you are.
Why choose Howden for your jewellery and watch insurance?
Howden is the only broker in Brazil with international expertise in insurance for jewellery, luxury watches and collectibles. Supporting our clients is at the heart of everything we do, which is why we always offer personalised assistance and complete discretion in our service. We work directly with specialist insurers and can help you find a jewellery and watch insurance policy with fewer restrictions and higher limits.
FAQ about jewellery and watch insurance
Having adequate insurance coverage will help with the financial loss if something happens to your piece—whether it's a resource to purchase a replacement, cover the cost of repair or restoration, or compensate you for any depreciation.
Howden insurance has been specially developed for:
- Jewellery such as rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and other high-value items;
- Luxury watches, whether for collection or personal use.
A specialist insurance policy with Howden can include cover for:
- Robbery or qualified thef
- Breakage
- Accidental damage
The insurance offers full protection for when the jewellery or watch is being used, whether at home, on the street, or in any everyday situation. In addition, the coverage is also valid worldwide, providing peace of mind when travelling.
The policy does not cover:
- Simple theft (without breaking barriers or violence)
- Unexplained disappearance
- Theft of goods stored outside the safe during travel
- Use in countries at war or under international economic sanctions
- Natural wear and tear, such as scratches, stains or deterioration due to continuous use
- Intentional damage or damage deliberately caused by the insured
- Bad faith, gross negligence or intentional carelessness on the part of the insured.