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I edited my response for clarity:
Most jewelers provide insurance for a customer’s stone while setting because the diamond will be under extreme pressure while being set.
I understand your point about it being your stone and your responsibility to insure it, but again it is not unusual for a jeweler to cover a stone while being set and in their care for that exact reason.
Most jewelers provide insurance for a customer’s stone while setting because the diamond will be under extreme pressure while being set.
I understand your point about it being your stone and your responsibility to insure it, but again it is not unusual for a jeweler to cover a stone while being set and in their care for that exact reason.
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