Norrstone

For Insurers

Better asset data.
Faster underwriting.
Lower fraud surface.

Norrstone is permissioned data and distribution infrastructure for jewelry and watches, connecting persistent asset identity, ownership, policy, and claims history.

Protected with Vörður

Proven in
the owner’s Vault.

Vörður Tryggingar is Norrstone’s insurance partner in Iceland. Request, review, policy, premium, evidence, and claim remain connected to the certified object in one private experience.

Vörður Tryggingar

Insurance partner · Iceland

An active Vörður insurance policy for a Michelsen-certified Rolex in the Norrstone Vault

Permissioned asset intelligence

The object,
made legible.

A clearer file at intake, structured evidence when a policy is written, and a persistent history if a claim follows. Norrstone supports insurer decisions. It does not replace them.

01

Verified asset identity
Specifications, issuing merchant, photographs, and supporting product records remain associated with the object.

02

Verified ownership
A persistent ownership record connects the current owner to the physical asset.

03

Better underwriting data
Structured asset information can support more efficient intake and underwriting workflows.

04

Claims intelligence
Historical ownership and asset documentation can assist assessment and verification when a claim follows.

05

Reduced fraud surface
Persistent identity and provenance can reduce ambiguity around ownership and supporting documentation.

06

Embedded distribution
Eligible owners can be connected to insurance at purchase and throughout the asset lifecycle.

The connected lifecycle

  1. 01

    Request

  2. 02

    Review

  3. 03

    Quote

  4. 04

    Bind

  5. 05

    Protect

  6. 06

    Claim

  7. 07

    Renew

Every permissioned transition can remain associated with the same asset identity. The insurer can work from a lifecycle rather than a collection of disconnected forms.

Private demonstrations · Reykjavík

Connect insurance to the identity of the asset.

Private partnership discussions are open to European insurers and specialist jewelry and watch underwriters.