Terms of service

The offer, the listing, the delivery, and the law that sits over them.

The contract

Caratara offers jewelry for sale to customers in the United States, priced in US dollars. Placing an order is an offer to buy. We accept it when we send a confirmation. We can decline an order, for example if a piece has already sold or the address cannot be insured. If we decline after a payment, the payment is returned.

Listings

Photographs show the piece or, if the caption says so, the design. Metal color on a screen is not exact. Grades, measurements, origin, and treatments are the description you are buying against. A laboratory report, when one is named, describes the stone. It is not an appraisal of the finished piece and not a promise of resale value.

Prices can change until an order is accepted. We do not show a compare-at price. Sales tax is added at checkout where your state requires it.

Delivery and returns

Shipping and returns are set out on the shipping page and in the shipping and refund policies at checkout. Those pages are part of these terms. Risk passes when the insured parcel is signed for at the address you gave.

Liability and law

Nothing here limits a right you have under federal or state law that cannot be limited. Outside of that, we are not liable for indirect loss, and our liability for a piece is limited to the amount you paid for it.

These terms are governed by the laws of the United States. If the law of the state where you live gives you a right that cannot be waived, that right still applies. Write to support.caratara@gmail.com before starting a formal dispute.