What we hold
Six Kinds of Collection, Six Different Problems
Watches, fine jewelry, inherited pieces, colored stones, collections in transition, and dealer stock.
Come and see it before you commit anything. Bring your insurance broker or your appraiser if that helps you decide.
Scheduled
Item-level records your underwriter will accept
In and out
Built for collections that get worn, not sealed away
Logged
Every movement, with who and when
Not a box
A safe deposit box is not a storage service
6 what we hold
The storage is the same. The documentation and the access are not.
Watch Collections
Watches are made to be worn, which is what separates this from storing metal. The storage has to accommodate movement in and out without friction.
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Fine Jewelry
Jewelry worn a few times a year spends most of its life somewhere. Where that is affects both the risk and the premium.
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Inherited Pieces
A collection arrives after a death, undocumented, and often has to be divided between people who each remember different things about it.
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Loose Stones & Colored Gems
A stone without its certificate is worth materially less than the same stone with it, which makes the paperwork part of the holding.
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Collections in Transition
A house being renovated, a move between homes, a sale in progress, or a dispute where neutral custody is the point.
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Dealer Inventory
A dealer's stock has to be secure overnight and available in the morning, which is a different problem from storing a private collection.
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Tell us what needs to move.
What, from where, and roughly when. You do not need an inventory to start the conversation, and if the job belongs with an armored carrier we will say so on the call.