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For Jewelry Sample Clauses

For Jewelry. We will furnish the parts and labor necessary to repair or replace the Covered Product only in the event of mechanical failure or defects in manufacturer’s workmanship and/or materials, including normal wear and tear. We will cover broken, bent or worn prongs, clasps and hinges; knotted or broken links in necklaces and bracelets; broken or lost pins and earring posts; restringing of stretched pearl necklaces; and, reshanking. Coverage also includes the following services for the Covered Product: ring sizing as result of weight change; refinishing and polishing; rhodium plating white gold; earring repair; chain soldering; resetting diamonds and gemstones; repair of chipped or cracked stones (including center stones); and replacement for loss of diamond or gemstone center stones or side/enhancement stones up to a maximum of .50 carat per Covered Product, due to a defect in the setting.
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For Jewelry. We will furnish the parts and labor necessary to repair or replace Your Covered Product only in the event of mechanical breakdown or defects in workmanship and/or materials, including normal wear and tear. We will cover broken, bent or worn prongs, clasps and hinges; knotted or broken links in necklaces and bracelets; broken or lost pins and earring posts; restringing of stretched pearl necklaces; and, reshanking. We will cover mechanical failure of watches, including accidental breakage of stem or band, case and crystal. Coverage also includes the following services for Your Product:, ring sizing as result of weight change; refinishing and polishing; rhodium plating white gold; earring repair; chain soldering; resetting Product diamonds and gemstones; repair of chipped or cracked stones (including center stones); and replacement for loss of diamond or gemstone center stones or side/enhancement stones up to a maximum of .50 carat, due to a defect in the setting.
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For Jewelry. We will furnish the parts and labor necessary to repair or replace Your Covered Product only in the event of mechanical breakdown or defects in workmanship and/or materials, including normal wear and tear. We will cover broken, bent or worn prongs, clasps and hinges; knotted or broken links in necklaces and bracelets; broken or lost pins and earring posts; restringing of stretched pearl necklaces; and, reshanking. We will cover mechanical failure of watches, including accidental breakage of stem or band, case and crystal.
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For Jewelry. We will furnish the parts and labor necessary to repair or replace Your Covered Product only in the event of mechanical breakdown or defects in workmanship and/or materials, including normal wear and tear. We will cover broken, bent or worn prongs, clasps and hinges; knotted or broken links in necklaces and bracelets; broken or lost pins and earring posts; restringing of stretched pearl necklaces; and, reshanking. Coverage also includes the following services for Your Product: ring sizing; refinishing and polishing; rhodium plating white gold; chain smoldering; resetting Product diamonds and gemstones; repair of chipped or cracked stones (including center stones); and replacement for loss of diamond or gemstone center stones or side/enhancement stones up to a maximum of .50 carat, due to a defect in the setting. We will cover mechanical failure of watches, including accidental breakage of stem or band, case and crystal. Coverage for watches also includes battery replacement and replacement for loss of stones from bezel up to a maximum of .10 carat
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For Jewelry. Provider will furnish the parts and labor necessary to repair or replace the Covered Product only in the event of mechanical breakdown or defects in manufacturer’s workmanship and/or materials, including normal wear and tear. Provider will cover broken, bent or worn prongs, clasps and hinges; knotted or broken links in necklaces and bracelets; broken or lost pins and earring posts; restringing of stretched pearl necklaces; and, reshanking. Coverage also includes the following services for the Covered Product: A one-time ring sizing is available beginning ninety (90) days from the date of purchase of this Agreement.; refinishing and polishing; rhodium plating white gold; earring repair; chain soldering; resetting diamonds and gemstones; repair of chipped or cracked stones (including center stones); and replacement for loss of diamond or gemstone center stones or side/enhancement stones up to a maximum of 0.50 carat, due to a defect in the setting.
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For Jewelry. STANDARD PLANS also cover: (a) defects in manufacturer’s workmanship and/or materials, (b) broken, bent, or worn prongs, clasps, and hinges, (c) covers knotted or broken links in necklaces and bracelets, (d) covers broken or lost pins and earring posts, (e) restringing of stretched pearl necklaces, and (f) re-shanking. ADH COVERAGE, if defined on Your Purchase Confirmation, include: (a) ring sizing as result of weight change, (b) refinishing and polishing, (c) rhodium plating white gold, (d) earring repair, (e) chain soldering, (f) resetting diamonds and gemstones, (g) repair of chipped or cracked stones (including center stones), (h) replacement for loss of diamond or gemstone center stones or side/enhancement stones up to a maximum of the original stone size, due to a defect in the setting or ADH.
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