[Jewelry making - Article 00083] - [Orchid] Jewelry disclaimers

[Wendy Newman]

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    oops, I broke your Tanzanite 

    I remember before anyone owned tanzanites, a friend of mine, who had
    worked in a major jewelry store in Virginia, had a disclaimer form
    for emeralds and opals.  It said something to the effect that the
    stones were fragile by nature and she would use "due dilagence" to
    protect them from breakage, but she would not be financially
    responsible if one broke.  Does anyone with any legal or insurance
    experience know if a waiver like this would hold up in court if it
    was signed? 

Wendy Newman
www.goldgraphix.com


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