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		<title>What kinds of insurance rates should I expect for a diamond?</title>
		<description>Insurance companies can become tricky when
they are dealing with a lost/stolen jewelry.
They would usually require an 'extra rider
clause' to the homeowner's insurance policy
for jewelries having a value of over $300.00.
The rider should be purchased, and enforced
right after you purchase it. </description>
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		<title>What is the difference between a certified diamond and a non-certified diamond?</title>
		<description>You can get insurance for a certified
diamond. That is the primary reason why
people buy a certified diamond in the first
place. But there is nothing wrong in buying a
non-certified diamond, just as long as the
seller can back up the diamond that they sold
to you.
keywords: Diamond | Diamonds</description>
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