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You may cancel your order at any time before dispatch, but you must request this in writing, explaining why you want to cancel your order. A cancellation/restocking fee of up to 30% and a fee based on any adverse movement of the underlying metal price may apply.
Please note the right to cancel under the Distance Selling regulations does not apply because the goods we supply depend on fluctuations in the financial market and are therefore exempt from the right to cancel.
Unfortunately, all purchases are non-refundable and non-exchangeable unless otherwise agreed upon by us. Please see our terms and conditions page for full details.
Our prices are very competitive with the market and fluctuate according to the gold rate twice a day, Monday to Friday. Unfortunately, our prices are not negotiable.
- If you see a pending charge on your statement even after cancelling an order, the pending amount is still there because there is an authorisation hold on your account that is being reversed. You will not be charged for the cancelled order.
We deal in very high-value products, and it is all written in our terms. There is a lot of identity theft, and this procedure protects our customers from that and delivers jewellery to the right owner. Once you have given all the documents, you will not be asked again in the future. Please see our terms and conditions page for full details.
If we have confirmed that your refund has been processed, then please allow two to four working days to get the money back into your account.
Yes, we do ear piercings. If you are looking for a baby ear piercing, the baby must be older than 6 months.
- Gold retains its value throughout time in proportion to its purity, but the return on investment is proportional to the purity of the gold purchased. The return on your gold investment is entirely up to the market and the rules of supply and demand.
- Gold jewellery in 22ct is more valuable than gold jewellery in 18ct, 14ct, or other metals because 22ct gold jewellery contains more gold and fewer other metals, whereas 18ct or other gold contains less gold.
- Chlorine can damage and discolour metals (like gold and platinum) and slowly erode the finish and polish of gemstones. Before, when playing in the sand (or gardening), dirt and small rocks were abrasive. If it is not cleaned immediately, your jewellery can be permanently damaged.