Jewelry disappeared after marriage, and it was suspected that it was stolen. Is it useful to report? I must have put it in the jewelry box, but everything else around me is there, and I bought property insurance. You called the police when you found it. It may be useful without destroying the crime scene, but it's probably useless now. ...

The Ping 'an Property Insurance you bought is to report the loss of the property of the suite you bought insurance, and report it to the insurance company in time after it is stolen. The insurance company can evaluate your property loss twice. What you said above seems to have been lost at my aunt's and uncle's house, not the property you bought from Ping 'an Property Insurance. Even if you call the police, your property is indeed lost, and the insurance company will not accept it.