Fast, accurate, expert reconstruction of lost, stolen, or damaged jewelry — recreated not just to look the same, but to carry the same meaning.
More than making a new ring
Insurance replacement is the careful reconstruction of a lost or damaged piece — built from whatever record of the original still exists.
- Original photographs and video
- Appraisal documents and written descriptions
- Insurance specifications
- CAD files, when available
- Physical remnants of the original jewelry
In many cases the goal is not just visual similarity — it is restoring emotional continuity.
Insurance-Related Reconstruction
A full range of replacement and rebuild work — handled end to end in our Atlanta studio.
Lost Jewelry Replacement
Recreating rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets that have been lost or stolen — from documentation or client memory.
Damaged Reconstruction
Rebuilding pieces broken beyond repair — structural failure, severe stone loss, or irreversible damage.
Diamond & Gemstone Match
Sourcing matching or near-matching stones by carat weight, cut, color grade, clarity, and origin when required.
Re-Creation From Appraisals
Only have a written appraisal? We reconstruct the full design from specifications and historical reference.
Custom Insurance Upgrades
Improve the original during reconstruction — stronger settings, updated proportions, better daily-wear durability.
Not sure where to start?
Bring your photos, appraisal, or remnants and we’ll guide you from there.
Talk to MackA Clear, Stress-Free Process
Six refined stages — from first review to final delivery — designed to keep you informed at every step.
Initial Review
We examine every available record: insurance claim forms, appraisal reports, photos, videos, and any previous CAD files.
Evaluation & Feasibility
We determine what can be accurately recreated, and where interpretation or improvement may be needed.
Stone Sourcing
We source diamonds and gemstones to match the original specifications — or present approved alternatives when exact matches aren’t available.
CAD Reconstruction
The design is digitally rebuilt, referencing original proportions, settings, and structural details.
Manufacturing & Setting
The piece is cast, assembled, and stone-set in our Atlanta studio under direct supervision.
Final Inspection & Delivery
Each piece passes a detailed inspection — structural and aesthetic — before it’s released to you.
Two rings can look identical — and wear nothing alike
Many insurance replacements fail because they’re treated as visual copies rather than functional jewelry. We approach every reconstruction as both a visual restoration and a structural rebuild.
Working With Insurance Companies
We regularly coordinate with providers and support clients throughout the claims process.
- Repair vs. replacement evaluation
- Replacement cost estimates
- Documentation for claim approval
- Detailed reconstruction reports
- Direct coordination with adjusters
Can You Improve the Original?
Replacement doesn’t always mean an exact replica. Many clients use the moment to refine the piece — without losing its identity.
- Strengthen settings for daily wear
- Upgrade gemstone quality
- Modernize design proportions
- Adjust ring size or structure
- Improve durability, keep the soul
Built On Craft, Not Shortcuts
45+ Years
Decades across custom design, restoration, and complex reconstruction cases.
Real Craft
We understand how jewelry is actually built — not just how it photographs.
Fully In-House
CAD, casting, stone setting, and finishing — all under one Atlanta roof.
Honest Guidance
We rebuild the right piece — not just the easiest or most expensive one.
Frequently Asked
Most insurance replacement projects take approximately 3 to 6 weeks, depending on complexity, stone sourcing, and design requirements.
In many cases, yes. Slight adjustments may be necessary depending on stone availability or structural improvements needed for durability.
Photos are often enough. We use visual references, proportions, and design interpretation to recreate the original structure faithfully.
Yes. We frequently coordinate with insurance adjusters and provide the documentation needed to support claims and approvals.
Yes. Many clients choose to improve durability or gemstone quality during the replacement process while preserving the original identity.
Details Matter
A lost piece is never just metal and stones. It’s a memory, a milestone, a connection. Our role is to make rebuilding it feel clear, respectful, and precise.