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Terms

This site is a catalogue. Browsing it places no obligation on you, and ordering happens in a conversation with us on WhatsApp.

Ordering

Tapping Order on WhatsApp starts a message, it does not place an order. An order exists once we have confirmed the piece is in stock and you have paid. Until then nothing is reserved and nothing is owed.

Availability

We sell single pieces from a small stock, so something on this site can be gone by the time you ask for it. If that happens we will say so and nothing is charged. We confirm stock before taking payment for exactly this reason.

Prices

Prices are in Indian rupees and include delivery anywhere in India. The price you see on a product page is the price you pay: nothing is added at the end. Where a higher price is shown struck through, that is the piece’s usual price before the current discount. We may change prices at any time, but never after confirming your order.

Payment

By UPI, after we confirm availability. We do not take card details and we do not offer cash on delivery.

Delivery, returns and exchanges

Set out in full on Shipping & Returns, which forms part of these terms.

Photographs and descriptions

We photograph the actual stock and describe it as accurately as we can. Screens render colour differently, and handwork varies slightly between pieces, so small differences are normal and are not a fault. Anything genuinely not as listed is covered by the returns policy.

Our jewellery

All jewellery sold here is imitation. It is not gold, silver or 925, and it is never sold as such. Where a piece is described as anti-tarnish or nickel-free, that is what our supplier has confirmed to us in writing.

This website

The photographs, product descriptions and design on this site are ours. Please do not republish them as your own listings. Sharing a product link with a friend is welcome, and there is a button on every piece for it.

The Style Edit operates from India, and these terms are governed by Indian law. Questions about any of this belong on WhatsApp, where we would much rather sort something out than argue about a clause.