We often boast that Jewelers Mutual’s personal jewelry insurance includes worldwide coverage. Now, we’re not saying that’s not something to brag about, but we do get a lot of questions about the specifics of certain travel situations.

While the rate of mishandled bags has decreased 70% since 2007, lessening your risk of falling victim to lost luggage to less than 1%, the fear of losing your luggage is still real.

Understandable, considering the effect it has on the remainder of your travels.

Your engagement ring may very well be the first piece of fine jewelry you own.

After the initial excitement of being engaged winds down, you suddenly realize you're now responsible for a pretty valuable piece of jewelry. It's easy to panic - wondering how often to clean it, when to take it off, how to keep it safe ...

Start with these time-based checklists. If you do each of these things at the frequency noted, you're very likely to have a diamond that really does last forever.

This is Part 3 of a three-post series on how to travel with jewelry.

Returning from vacation is never the most fun part. Although there's nothing like sleeping in your own bed, right?!

Your body isn't the only thing craving a little TLC post-vacay. Your jewelry needs a little extra attention, too.

Here's your quick post-vacation jewelry to-do list. (It'll be worth it, we promise.)

This is Part 2 of a three-post series on how to travel with jewelry.

You travel to enjoy yourself, right? Does losing, damaging or having your jewelry stolen sound enjoyable?

Didn't think so.

Read on for five precautions to take while traveling with jewelry.