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Jewelers Mutual Launches New 'Jewelry Obsessed' Ad Campaign

Jewelers Mutual Launches New Jewelry Obsessed Ad Campaign Protecting jewelry and the memories jewelry represents for over 107 years has made Jewelers Mutual Insurance Group a little obsessed.

This very healthy jewelry obsession is featured in their latest advertising campaign, “Jewelry Obsessed,” developed with Chicago-based creative agency Laughlin Constable, which takes a satirical journey into the reality of jewelry infatuation.

Among the campaign’s bevy of lovable characters, “Sarah,” a newly engaged woman, would prefer her engagement ring be front and center as a bridesmaid if it were socially acceptable. Her fiancé “Kevin,” who has evolved from geeking out about dinosaurs to memorizing diamond specs, finds it harder than he expected to part with the ring — even when giving it to his beloved.

“We get it. We love jewelry so much we have a polisher for our polisher. We insure jewelry, and only jewelry. And that’s why people like Kevin trust us with theirs,” the 30-second commercial says.

While Jewelers Mutual’s obsession is protecting jewelry, the premise for the “Jewelry Obsessed” campaign came straight from the company’s consumer focus groups who noted the process of shopping for engagement rings and other jewelry takes time, attention, and can become an obsession. More importantly, the jewelry pieces they settle on become their ultimate obsession.

“Not surprisingly, our research shows most consumers are obsessed with their jewelry because of the emotional events their pieces represent, such as marriage, a special trip or a promotion," said Ken Murray, Jewelers Mutual vice president of digital and marketing. "But we also found that many jewelry wearers are simply not aware personal jewelry insurance exists, or that their homeowners' or renters' policies typically do not provide effective coverage.

"With this campaign, we are, in a fun, whimsical and relatable way, sharing consumers’ obsession with jewelry, because insuring jewelry is all we do.”
The annual campaign launched in January 2020 for consumers with the jewelry trade coming in early spring. It includes a full digital campaign, social, and select print.


About Jewelers Mutual Group
The Jewelers Mutual Group companies, which are dedicated solely to serving the jewelry industry in the United States and Canada, began in 1913 when a group of Wisconsin jewelers came together to meet their unique insurance needs. Today, the Group’s companies remain the trusted insurance advisor and loss-prevention expert for jewelry retailers large and small, wholesalers, manufacturers, custom designers, and appraisers — and for consumers who protect their personal jewelry and the special moments it represents. For more information, please visit www.jewelersmutual.com.
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