2. Compensation for Interior Possessions
When we talk of interior damages, we refer to destroying things like appliances, clothing, decors, furniture, and other house contents. Sometimes, some insureds may go further to insure off-premises things like jewelry.
That means, no matter where you are, you can claim to be paid if the jewelry gets lost. Nevertheless, the insurer will not reimburse you for the full amount of the jewelry.

From the Insurance Information Institute (III) statistics, you will mostly receive between 50-70% of the total insured amount of your home. Some companies offering homeowners insurance policies will advise the insurer to take a separate policy for their expensive possessions.
You should go for a rider if you have designer clothes, golden jewelry, fine arts, and antique souvenirs, which means having a different plan and coverage for those valuables.