1. Nature and quantity of the legacy: The agreement shall clearly describe the type, quantity and value of the jewelry given. This can ensure that both sides have the same understanding of the gift.
2. Custody responsibility: The agreement shall stipulate the custody responsibility of the jewelry, including the specific custodian, custody method and conditions. This helps to avoid the loss or damage of jewelry and the occurrence of liability disputes.
3. Purpose and scope of use: The purpose and scope of use of jewelry can be clearly stipulated in the agreement. For example, children can be required to wear jewelry at weddings or only on certain occasions. This can avoid the abuse or improper use of jewelry.
4. Ownership of gifts: The ownership of jewelry should be clearly stipulated in the agreement. Under normal circumstances, the donated jewelry should be owned by the children, but under special circumstances, the ownership change can also be agreed.
5. Inheritance right: the agreement can clearly stipulate how to deal with the ownership and inheritance right of jewelry in the case of divorce, widowhood or other changes in children. This will help to prevent possible disputes in the future.
6. Modification and interpretation: This agreement may include modification and interpretation of the terms of this agreement, so that both parties can negotiate and modify it when necessary.
When writing the agreement, it is recommended to consult relevant professionals, such as lawyers or notary offices, to ensure the legality and effectiveness of the agreement. Please note that the above are only general suggestions, and you should make appropriate adjustments and treatments according to your specific situation and legal requirements when writing the agreement.