High-value bronze sculptures are prized for their artistic and monetary worth, making proper insurance coverage essential for collectors, galleries, and museums. The most common insurance requirements for these pieces include specialized fine art policies, which often demand detailed appraisals from certified experts to establish accurate valuations.

Coverage typically addresses risks like theft, damage during transit, environmental factors (e.g., humidity or temperature fluctuations), and accidental breakage. Insurers may also require proof of secure storage, such as climate-controlled environments or advanced security systems, to mitigate risks.

Additionally, lenders or exhibitors might request "wall-to-wall" coverage, protecting the sculpture from the moment it leaves storage until its return. Regular condition reports and updated appraisals are often mandatory to ensure the policy reflects the sculpture's current market value.

For international transactions, insurers may impose specific clauses for customs handling or require additional liability coverage. By meeting these requirements, owners can safeguard their investments and preserve these cultural treasures for future generations.