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Welcome to our Terms of Engagement for Bespoke and Custom made Fine Jewelry - Engagement rings, wedding bands and so much more. Terms and Conditions for Bespoke & Custom-made Jewelry Orders Definition of Terms and Scope A bespoke item is a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry designed from the ground up in close collaboration with the client. It is tailored to the client’s unique vision, requirements, and preferences; including specific materials, gemstones, proportions, fit, and symbolism. The resulting design is original, and represents the highest level of personalized craftsmanship. A custom-made item is based on an existing design from the Seller’s standard collection, adapted with personalized modifications, such as changing the gemstones, metal, or layout to suit the client’s preferences. While tailored, the underlying design is not unique and may be adapted for other clients. Bespoke and custom-made items (hereafter referred to as item/s) ordered through Josanne Mark Ltd. (hereafter referred to as the Seller) are subject to the following conditions: Consultation and Design Development: 1. The consultation and design development process includes the complete creation of your bespoke design. This covers the selection of materials and gemstones, and the development of a detailed 3D CAD model of the piece. 2. The process involves a series of collaborative discussions with the designer to explore your ideas, preferences, and budget. From these conversations, initial design sketches are produced, from which you’ll choose a design to be developed into the final 3D digital rendering. 3. A non-refundable consultation and design development fee of TT $700 / US $110 per design is required at the start of the consultation, payable via online bank transfer, or credit card (for international clients). This fee will be credited towards your final purchase , provided we proceed with that specific design. During the process, should you desire to pursue a design idea that is different from the original concept, an additional consultation and design development fee shall be incurred for the new design. A single consultation and design development fee will be applied to the final purchase; any prior fees paid for alternate or discarded designs will not be credited. For particularly complex design projects such as heavily detailed/sculptural designs, additional design development fees may apply on a case-by-case basis. We reserve the right to waive consultation and design development fees at our discretion. Quotation & Payment 4. A formal quotation can only be provided when the 3D design model has been completed. Quotations will reflect the approved design in a range of metal and/or gemstone grade options. 5. Payment of a non-refundable deposit of 50% of the finished price, as quoted upon completion of the 3D model, is required to begin production 6. All quotations are based on the current market cost of materials and resources at the time of pricing. Due to ongoing fluctuations in the precious metals and gemstone markets, each quote is valid for a limited period, as specified on the official quotation document. 7. The quoted price is guaranteed only within the stated validity period . 8. Production will commence only after the required deposit has been received. If the quote expires before payment is made, a revised quotation reflecting any changes in material costs will be issued. This updated quote must be reviewed and approved before moving forward. 9. Due to the time, resources and skills required to make item/s, in the event of a non-completed sale the client agrees that the non-refundable paid deposit will be used in its entirety by the Seller to recover the costs associated with the making of the client’s ordered item/s. 10. The payment of a deposit is an agreement between the Seller and the client to make and provide the item/s as per the agreed job brief. 11. The payment of a deposit is an agreement between the client and the Seller to purchase and complete payment for the item/s as per the agreed job brief and quoted cost/s. Responsibilities 12. During the consultation process, the Seller agrees to faithfully record the ideas and design directives of the client, in conjunction with the Seller’s own design advice. 13. The Seller agrees to regularly consult, if and as required, with the client during the manufacturing process. 14. The client agrees to regularly consult, if and as required, with the Seller during the manufacturing process. 15. Any design change requests made by the client after completion of the item(s) will be subject to additional charges. However, if a requested element was clearly documented during the design process and is not reasonably represented in the final piece, the Seller will cover the cost of making the necessary correction. 16. The Seller agrees to take all reasonable care when handling client-supplied gemstones, including documenting their condition prior to setting. However, due to the inherent risks involved in working with materials not sourced by the Seller, the client accepts full responsibility for any damage, breakage, or loss that may occur during handling, un-setting, or resetting. A signed waiver of liability may be required before such work is undertaken. 17. In the event of a breakage or damage occurring to a client’s own gems, replacement gems may be selected by the client in consultation with the Seller, and price adjustments will be agreed upon at that time. 18. The Seller does not work with client-provided metals. If a request is made to incorporate any client-owned materials, it must be discussed and mutually agreed upon during the consultation phase, prior to the start of production. Additional fees or adjustments may apply. 19. Both parties acknowledge that the Seller, as the design authority, holds the expertise to advise on all matters related to design, materials, and production. The Seller will act in good faith, providing informed recommendations to ensure the final piece meets the highest standards of craftsmanship, functionality, and design integrity. Intellectual Property and Confidentiality: 20. The Seller agrees to handle all bespoke design work with discretion throughout the design and manufacturing process. While certain aspects of production may be entrusted to select, vetted contractors under the Seller’s direction, confidentiality and professional standards will be maintained at all times. The client’s identity will remain private upon written request. 21. All designs, concepts, plans, and images created by the Seller in connection with bespoke or custom-made items remain the exclusive intellectual property of the Seller and are protected under applicable intellectual property laws. The client agrees not to reproduce, replicate, distribute, or otherwise share these materials without the Seller’s prior written consent. 22. The Seller retains the right to photograph, publish, and publicly display all bespoke work created, including designs and finished pieces, for portfolio, promotional, and marketing purposes. The client’s identity will remain confidential upon written request. 23. Should the client require full non-disclosure regarding the design itself, thereby prohibiting the Seller from sharing images or video publicly, a formal NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) must be requested and mutually agreed upon in writing prior to payment of the non-refundable deposit. Such arrangements will incur an additional fee to compensate for the loss of promotional value. 24. If the client wishes to keep a design confidential until a specific date (such as for a proposal, gift reveal, or other private moment) this must be communicated in writing before the commencement of production. A formal limited-use confidentiality agreement may be executed. 25. Given the intensive nature of bespoke craftsmanship, the Seller reserves the right to decline or discontinue an order if the client breaches any of the terms or intent of this agreement. 26. The Seller conducts business in accordance with applicable consumer protection laws and adheres to the principles of fair and ethical trading. 27. This Terms of Sale document reflects a mutual agreement between the Seller and the client, acknowledged and accepted at the time of ordering.

Learn how to submit fingerprints, handwriting, drawings, voice recordings and artwork for your personalized Josanne Mark Forever-with-You keepsake jewelry. How to capture location coordinates On your cellphone, open Google Maps in your web browser, (not on the app). Search for the general location, then zoom in closely to find the exact spot you wish to use. Press and hold an unlabelled area of the map to drop a pin. Your coordinates will appear at the top of the screen. If they do not, tap the Dropped pin panel at the bottom. Copy all the numbers exactly as shown, including any minus signs. They should appear in this format: 10.5914° N, 61.4553° W When placing your online order, paste your copied coordinates onto the field provided for engraved text on the product page. Verify Before Submitting Paste the coordinates into Google Maps and confirm that the pin lands on the exact intended location. Check every digit, decimal point and minus sign carefully. Your piece will be created using the coordinates exactly as provided, and their accuracy remains your responsibility. Google Maps Help

See our Exclusive Bespoke and Custom Jewelry Design Fee Structure. BESPOKE/CUSTOM JEWELRY fee structure Consultation and Design Development We invite you to schedule a brief call to share your ideas and see if we’re the right fit for your vision. This initial conversation is complementary and helps us understand what you’re looking for before we begin the creative process. To move forward, a non-refundable Design Development Fee of TT $700 / US $110 per design is required before design work begins. This fee allows us to begin developing your concept. Once you proceed with production, this amount is credited toward your final purchase. Complex projects, such as heavily detailed or sculptural designs, may incur additional design fees, determined on a case-by-case basis. Because each piece begins with a design exploration stage (including sketches, refinement, and the consideration of multiple design directions before moving into the 3D model) a quotation can only be provided once the design has been decided on and the 3D model is built. If, at any stage, you wish to pursue an entirely new concept, an additional Design Development Fee will apply. Production To begin production, a non-refundable deposit of 50% of the finished price, as quoted upon completion of the 3D model, is required. The remaining balance becomes due only upon completion of your special piece. At Josanne Mark, we strive to create a seamless and enjoyable experience throughout the bespoke jewelry process. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like to schedule a consultation. Book a Consultation Learn About our Design Process Never miss an update! Join our mailing list and get 10% off your first online order Subscribe to our list

Lab-grown Diamonds What do you know about them? Frequently Asked Questions Sustainability in Action What are lab-grown diamonds? Lab-grown diamonds are diamonds grown in a controlled laboratory environment. Are lab-grown diamonds real diamonds? Yes, lab-grown diamonds are REAL diamonds! Both grown and mined diamonds are pure crystallized carbon with the exact chemical, physical, and optical properties. Being made-up of the identical material, both grown and mined diamonds are graded on the same scale; using the 4 C's - Carat (i.e. weight) Clarity, Color and Cut. The SOLE difference between lab-grown diamonds and earth-mined diamonds is their point of origin (i.e. where they came from); one is grown in a lab, while the other is extracted from the earth. Here's an analogy we love to use! Ice is formed in nature when water vapor or liquid water becomes solid by freezing at temperatures below 0 °C. Ice is also formed by placing liquid water into your freezer where the temperature is below 0 °C. Now, would you say that ice from your freezer is fake, imitation ice while ice formed in nature is real ice? We bet you wouldn't! Just as in this case, ice is ice, so too diamond is diamond. If lab-grown diamonds are real diamonds, why is it important to differentiate them? In short, it is a matter of integrity, which is important for your protection. "In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission requires that any gem material produced in a laboratory be described in a way that leaves no doubt that it was not produced naturally. It is considered to be a deceptive practice if a synthetic gem material’s origin is not clearly disclosed throughout the distribution channel at the time of sale, from the manufacturer to the consumer". |source: https://www.gia.edu/gem-synthetic | We know It's easy to feel lost and confused as you'll often find a myriad of synonymous descriptions for lab-grown diamonds; such as, created diamonds, grown diamonds, above ground diamonds, cultured diamonds, man-made diamonds, manufactured diamonds, simulated diamonds and synthetic diamonds. If you need guidance, don't hesitate to contact us. We're always happy to help. How are lab-grown diamonds made? Currently, there are two processes through which lab-grown diamonds are made; CVD (chemical vapor deposition) and HPHT (high pressure, high temperature). With the CVD technique, a tiny slice of either natural or lab-created diamond (called a seed) is put into a plasma reactor chamber where a mix of carbon-rich gasses are added at very low pressure. Microwaves are then introduced to heat the gasses and generate plasma. As the temperature climbs over several thousand degrees, the gas molecules break apart, making way for carbon atoms to bond to the seed one layer at a time. HPHT (the more commonly used technique), mimics the conditions under which diamonds are formed in the earth's crust. The seed is placed in a high-pressure mechanical press under extreme temperatures. The seed acts as a guide for the lattice of carbon (that will soon become the diamond) to grow layer by layer within a matter of days until the desired carat weight is achieved. Why were lab-grown diamonds created in the first place? Their production was marked by a need for them in industrial applications outside of the jewelry industry such as in the making of abrasive powders. The first gem quality diamond was created in 1954 by General Electric under a project codenamed “Project Superpressure.” Should I invest in a lab-grown diamond over a mined diamond? Depending on who you ask, you'll get different opinions on this. I must say, thank you for asking us! We pride ourselves in being as unbiased as possible as we think such a decision should be entirely one of personal choice. However, we will point you to the facts you'll need to make an informed choice. Point #1 Economies of scale: A laboratory-grown diamond of the same grade as an earth-mined diamond will cost you less. Why? Firstly, because a lab-grown diamond lacks intrinsic rarity. Simply put, lab diamonds can be produced within a matter of weeks and as a result, they can be produced in volume while it takes at least 1 billion years for a diamond to be formed in the earth's crust. Secondly, production cost! While it does cost money to grow diamonds, the cost to mine them is significantly higher; as such, the cost of natural diamonds to you, the consumer, is also higher. Point #2 Environmental and social impact: 250 tonnes of soil must be dug from the earth to produce 1 carat of gem-quality diamond. Irresponsible diamond mining has caused entire ecosystems to collapse as rivers have been drained and/or diverted in the pursuit of diamond ore. The mining industry has been plagued with human rights violations from killings to sexual violence and war crimes. The laboratory process of growing diamonds compares favorably to that of mined diamonds as it does not involve the destruction of the earth nor does it carry a negative social impact. Point #3 Resale value and perceived value: The resale value of a lab-grown diamond is uncertain as compared to that of a natural diamond as natural diamonds have retained their value over centuries. Then, there is perception-based value, which should always be considered especially when purchasing an engagement ring or an important gift. If you are unsure about whether your wife-to-be or your giftee will be accepting of a lab-created diamond, you may want to err on the side of caution and opt for natural diamonds. How can I tell if a diamond is lab-grown or natural? A lab-grown diamond can only be identified by a gemologist using expensive laboratory equipment. Even a trained gemologist cannot identify a lab-grown diamond just through examination under a microscope. However, an easy way of identifying a lab-grown diamond is by looking at the diamond under a microscope for the laser inscription "lab-grown". Only certified diamonds are inscribed. It will be very difficult to locate the inscription when the stone is set in a piece of jewelry as it may be covered by metal.

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Find answers about personalization options, preparing and submitting files, artwork rights, privacy and reorders for Forever-with-You custom jewelry. frequently asked questions About Forever-with-You Forever-with-You is a collection of personalized keepsake jewelry created to hold what matters close. Through fingerprints, handwriting, drawings, meaningful symbols and other personal details, each piece transforms something significant to you into jewelry you can wear and keep close, whether it represents a person you love, a memory, a place, a belief, or a moment you never want to forget. A Forever-with-You piece can honour any connection, person, pet, place or moment that holds meaning for you. It may capture a partner’s touch, a child’s drawing, a parent’s handwriting, a beloved pet’s print, a familiar voice or the coordinates of somewhere unforgettable. Depending on your chosen piece, we may work with: Fingerprints Pet prints Hand and footprint impressions Handwriting and signatures Drawings Sound waves created from audio or video Location coordinates Black-and-white artwork Names, dates and short inscriptions Where the design and available surface allow, different details may be placed on the front and back of a piece. The available combinations will be shown on the product page. Please contact us before ordering if your preferred combination is not listed. Most pendants can accommodate one of the following on each side: Up to two fingerprints One voice wave One pair of handprints or footprints A short handwritten or typeset message One set of location coordinates One piece of black-and-white artwork Pet-print capacity depends on the size and clarity of the print. The front and back may be personalized differently where the design allows. Available combinations are shown on each product page. Please contact us before ordering if your preferred arrangement is not listed. Payment & Order Processing Yes. Customers in Trinidad and Tobago can pay in TT dollars via local online bank transfer. Simply select Pay by Bank Transfer at checkout and you will receive instructions for completing your transfer. All other online payments are processed in US dollars. Please note that your order will begin processing once your payment has been confirmed as received and all required personalization details have been submitted. Preparing & Submitting Your Personalization No. You may place your order before your personalization files are ready. Instructions for submitting them will be provided after your order is placed. If you are unsure whether an existing or irreplaceable file is suitable, please contact us before ordering. Yes. More is better. Providing several clear fingerprints, handwriting samples, impressions, photographs or recordings gives us more to work with and allows us to select the sample that will reproduce most clearly on your chosen piece. Images and artwork may be submitted as JPG, PNG or PDF files. Audio and video should be sent in the original file format whenever possible. Images and artwork may be submitted as JPG, PNG or PDF files. Audio and video should be sent in the original file format whenever possible. Send the clearest version available or contact us before ordering. We will assess what may be possible. Fingerprints Yes, provided a suitable fingerprint already exists. Prints taken by a funeral home or preserved on a fingerprint card, keepsake or document may be assessed. It may still contain enough distinctive detail to use. Do not trace, darken or enhance it. Send the original image for assessment. No. A selected portion is artistically refined for engraving or carving. The finished design is a stylized interpretation and does not contain the complete fingerprint. No. The finished design is created for artistic purposes and is not intended for biometric identification, authentication or device access. Pet Prints A clear paw or nose impression may be suitable. Existing impressions and photographs can also be assessed. When capturing a new print, use only materials specifically confirmed as safe for that part of your pet’s body. Yes. Send the clearest existing impression or photograph available, and we will assess whether it contains enough detail. Handprints & Footprints Yes. We can work with impressions from babies, children and adults, including older loved ones. A clear photograph may be suitable. The palm or sole must be photographed straight on, in sharp focus and against a clean, uncluttered background. Handwriting & Drawings Yes. We may be able to preserve handwriting from letters, journals, postcards, recipes, greeting cards and other personal documents. Only the preparation required for engraving will be completed. Where possible, we may remove background lines, isolate or reposition selected words, and adjust the layout while preserving the character of the original. If the chosen detail overlaps with other writing or elements and cannot be separated cleanly, it may be more faithful to preserve it within a carefully selected excerpt from the original document. Each submission is assessed individually, and we will recommend the approach that best preserves the integrity of your material. Yes. Clear drawings with visible lines are usually the most suitable, although pencil, crayon and coloured artwork may also be submitted for assessment. Sound Waves Yes. Audio may be extracted from an original video, voice note or other recording. Indicate the exact words and time stamp you would like us to use. No. The engraving is a stylized visual interpretation of the chosen sound. The jewelry does not store, play or reproduce the original recording. Location Coordinates Black-and-White/digital Artwork Suitable artwork may include logos, symbols, emblems, silhouettes and line illustrations. Submit the clearest available JPG, PNG or PDF file. Fine lines, shading and intricate details may need to be simplified or adjusted so that the design reproduces clearly on your chosen piece. By submitting artwork, you confirm that you own the necessary rights or have permission from the rights holder for it to be reproduced on your jewelry. Privacy & reorders Personalization files are handled confidentially and accessed only by those required to prepare and produce your piece. They are not used for marketing without your permission. All original personalization materials are generally deleted within 60 days after the jewelry has been completed and delivered. The artistically prepared engraving file may be retained securely for future reorders. By submitting artwork, you confirm that you own the necessary rights or have permission from the rights holder for it to be reproduced on your jewelry. Where the prepared engraving file has been retained, it may be reused for a future piece. If the original material or required design file is no longer available, a new submission may be requested.

Welcome to our Window Collection Jewelry Gallery. Window About: Our window collection is minimalist, and pure in form and function. It borrows a lack of pretension and utilitarian aesthetic from the 18th century industrial revolution. Window begs your appreciation for the architecture of that era in its simplicity and strength. Window is humble, modest and comfortable in its own skin and all the more chic for it! Shop

Socially Conscious, casual Luxury Buffalo Horn Jewelry that combines a bit of edge with a bit of Boho Chic Buffalo Horn Jewelry About our Horn Jewelry Socially conscious, casual luxury that combines a bit of edginess with a bit of boho chic! This is the essence of our Horn Collection! We think of this collection as the embodiment of slow fashion. Artisan made pieces built upon sustainable, eco-friendly practices; Timeless, quality, wardrobe staples that can be worn time and time again, across all seasons and many occasions. Sustainability and Ethics in Design The Horns used in my designs are ethically harvested from the domestic Asian Water Buffalo. At least 130 million domestic water buffalo exist, and more people depend on them than on any other domestic animal. The animals spend their lives working in agricultural fields in the remote parts or South Asia and are a prized resource for villagers who depend on agriculture to survive. When they die, nothing goes to waste! Everything from the meat and hides, to the bones and horns are used for something. Thus, the sale of the horns provide an income for a great many people. As a designer and as a producer, I believe I have a duty to the next generation, to do my part in contributing to sustainable living. It brings me great pleasure to create with this material.