The Jewellery Business Gift Card Terms & Conditions

  1. Validity
    • Gift cards are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
    • The expiry date cannot be extended automatically.
  2. Redeeming Your Gift Card
    • Gift cards can be redeemed against jewellery making workshops, classes and other eligible products or services offered by The Jewellery Business.
    • Gift cards must be redeemed before the expiry date.
    • If the value of your booking exceeds the balance of the gift card, the remaining amount must be paid at the time of booking.
  3. Extension of Expired Gift Cards
    • Subject to our discretion, an expired gift card may be extended once only for an additional 6 months from the original expiry date.
    • The following administration fees apply:
      • £20 for gift cards with an original value of up to £100.
      • £30 for gift cards with an original value of over £100.
    • Extension requests must be made within 30 days of the gift card’s expiry date.
    • Once the extension fee has been paid, the gift card expiry date will be updated and cannot be extended again.
  4. Non-Refundable
    • Gift cards cannot be exchanged for cash, refunded, or transferred for monetary value.
    • Any remaining balance after redemption cannot be exchanged for cash.
  5. Lost or Stolen Gift Cards
    • Please treat your gift card as cash. Lost, stolen or deleted gift cards may not be replaced unless proof of purchase can be provided and the gift card has not been redeemed.
  6. Booking Policy
    • Workshop bookings made using a gift card are subject to availability and the standard booking, cancellation and rescheduling policies of The Jewellery Business.
  7. Balance
    • If only part of the gift card value is used, any remaining balance may be used towards future eligible purchases before the expiry date.
  8. Right to Amend
    • The Jewellery Business reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions where necessary. Any changes will not affect gift cards already purchased, except where required by law.