Frequently Asked Questions

If the price of a piece of jewellery is not displayed on Chaumet.com, you can still order it by phone through our Distance Selling Service.

Please contact our Distance Selling Service team on +33 1 56 88 50 20 or by email at shop@chaumet.com. Our advisers are available to provide further information and guide you through your request. 

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To ensure that your Chaumet jewellery retains its brilliance and beauty over time, regular care is essential. 

We recommend avoiding prolonged contact with water and chemicals and protecting it from impacts. Proper cleaning will also help to guarantee your jewellery's longevity. 

For a piece of jewellery made of gold or platinum: 

• Clean it regularly using a soft, dry cloth.  

For a piece of jewellery with stones: 

• Clean it with a little lukewarm water and soap, using a cloth or soft brush, then dry it carefully.  

For a piece of jewellery with pearls: 

• Use a mild soap applied with a damp cloth, then gently dry your jewellery.  

We also recommend that you take your jewellery to one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers once a year to take advantage of our complimentary cleaning service*. 

* This service is carried out in one of our boutiques or workshops. 

Please consult the list of our Chaumet boutiques and authorised retailers to find your nearest boutique.

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To ensure that your Chaumet watch retains its brilliance and accuracy and continues to function properly, proper care is essential.

A timepiece that combines precision and elegance, your watch deserves special care.

We recommend that you protect it from impacts, extreme temperature fluctuations and magnetic fields that could prevent it from functioning properly.

For water-resistant watches, ensure that the crown is fully pushed in before any contact with water.

To ensure your watch continues to function properly, we recommend taking it to one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers on a regular basis.

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To ensure that your Chaumet jewellery retains its brilliance and beauty over time, regular care is recommended. 

We recommend that you take your jewellery to one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers once a year. 

During this visit, our advisers will carry out a thorough assessment of your piece to help you choose the most suitable care service. 

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To ensure that your Chaumet watch remains accurate, performs well and continues to function properly, regular care is recommended. 

We recommend that you take your watch to one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers: 

• Every 2 to 3 years for routine maintenace;  
• Every 4 to 5 years for a complete service.  

During these sessions, your watch’s water resistance is also checked. 

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To protect your Chaumet jewellery creations and ensure they retain their brilliance over time, you must store them carefully.

Each piece of jewellery should be stored separately in its original box or in a soft pouch to prevent scratches caused by contact with other items.

For chains, always store them fastened to prevent them from becoming knotted or tangled.

We also recommend that you store your jewellery in a dry place, away from moisture, direct light and any contact with chemicals.

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Your Chaumet jewellery creation is covered by the legal warranties applicable in the country of purchase.

The following are not covered by these warranties:

• Normal wear and natural ageing;
• Improper or abusive use, which includes impacts, drops or crushing;
• Damage resulting from work, repairs or dismantling carried out by an unauthorised network, for which Chaumet cannot be held liable.

In addition to these legal warranties, Chaumet can carry out any repair that is feasible.

Only genuine Chaumet jewellery creations are eligible for repair work.

Any work carried out by the Chaumet After-Sales Service is covered by a one (1) year repair guarantee from the date of repair, subject to applicable laws and the legal warranties in force.

This repair warranty is subject to the same exclusions as those mentioned for the purchase guarantee.

It applies only upon presentation of the service certificate or repair invoice.

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Your Chaumet watch is covered by a two (2) year International Warranty covering any lack of conformity arising under normal conditions of use, effective from the date of purchase shown on your Certificate of Authenticity.

This certificate must be duly completed and validated with the stamp of a Chaumet boutique or an authorised Chaumet retailer.

This International Warranty applies without prejudice to the legal warranties and applicable laws in the country of purchase.

The following are not covered by the warranty:

• Normal wear on the watch;
• Any improper or abusive use (impacts, crushing, operating the crown or pushers while underwater, failing to reposition the crown correctly, etc.);
• Straps;
• The use of a battery other than one specified by Chaumet for quartz movements;
• Damage resulting from work, repairs or disassembly carried out by an unauthorised service provider.

For any work carried out under the warranty, your watch must be taken to a Chaumet boutique or an authorised Chaumet retailer.

The warranty applies only upon presentation of the Chaumet Certificate of Authenticity.

Once the two (2) year warranty period has expired, the customer is responsible for the cost of any repairs.

Only genuine Chaumet watches are eligible for repair work.

Any work carried out by the After-Sales Service is covered by a one (1) year repair warranty from the date of repair, subject to applicable laws and the legal warranties in force.

This warranty applies only upon presentation of the service certificate or repair invoice.

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A system of seals keeps your Chaumet watch water-resistant. This is indicated by the words ‘Water Resistant’ engraved on the case back. 

To ensure that the watch remains water-resistant in the long term, we recommend having the seals replaced every two years from the date of first use, as part of routine maintenance or a complete service. 

Each day, ensure that the crown is fully pushed in before any contact with water. The crown must never be adjusted while underwater to prevent water from entering the case. 

If you notice any water or moisture inside your watch, particularly in the form of condensation, we recommend having your watch checked as soon as possible at one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers. 

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Magnetic fields emitted by certain everyday objects may prevent your Chaumet watch from functioning properly and impair its accuracy. 

As a precaution, we recommend keeping your watch away from these magnetic sources. 

If you suspect that your watch has been magnetised, we recommend having it checked at one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers. 

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The steps to follow depend on the type of movement in your Chaumet watch. 

For a mechanical or automatic watch: 

• First of all, check that the movement has been wound correctly.  

For a quartz watch, or if a mechanical or automatic watch continues to lose accuracy: 

• The mechanism may have been affected by accidental impact, natural wear or exposure to a magnetic field.  

In this case, our experts are available to carry out a thorough assessment of your watch and advise you on the most appropriate course of action. 

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The steps for setting the time and date on your Chaumet watch vary depending on the model you own. 

If you have any questions or would like assistance with setting your watch, our advisers are available to help. 

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If your Chaumet jewellery is stolen, we recommend that you first file a complaint with the relevant authorities. 

Whether it has been lost or stolen, we recommend that you report this to a Chaumet boutique, an authorised Chaumet retailer of your choice or our Customer Service team. 

So that this report can be entered into our records, the following documents will be required: 

• A copy of the complaint filed (in the event of theft);  
• Your original proof of purchase (invoice);  
• The certificate of authenticity stating the serial number of your piece of jewellery.  

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To ensure your Chaumet jewellery remains in good condition, we recommend regularly checking that its clasps are working properly and handling them with care. 

Following an impact, the setting of the stones or the frame may be weakened. 

If you have any doubts, stop wearing your jewellery and place it in its case to minimise the risk of further damage. 

We then recommend that you take your jewellery to one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers. Our experts will carry out a thorough assessment to ensure it is in perfect condition. 

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To ensure your Chaumet watch remains in good condition, we recommend that you handle the strap, clasp and crown with care, ensuring that the crown is always securely pushed in.

Your watch may become damaged as a result of an impact. 

If you notice anything unusual, such as signs of moisture under the crystal, a sudden loss of accuracy or visible damage, we recommend that you stop wearing your watch and store it in its case. 

We would then recommend that you take it to one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers so that our experts can carry out a full assessment.

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Work carried out on a piece of jewellery is assigned an estimated timeframe, which may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the work required, as well as the availability of any necessary parts. 

For detailed information on the timeframe for work on your jewellery, please consult the list of our Chaumet boutiques and authorised retailers to find your nearest boutique. 

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The cost of work carried out on a piece of Chaumet jewellery varies depending on the nature and complexity of the work required. 

While indicative prices may be available, an accurate estimate requires a preliminary assessment of your jewellery by our advisers. 

Chaumet is also pleased to offer certain services, such as resizing or engraving, for a specified period following the purchase of your piece. 

For detailed information on the cost of a repair, engraving or any other work, please consult the list of our Chaumet boutiques and authorised retailers to find your nearest boutique. 

Having your Chaumet jewellery resized allows it to be adjusted to fit you while preserving its aesthetic and integrity. 

Each resizing request undergoes a thorough technical assessment to ensure compliance with the Maison’s quality standards. 

The adjustment options are specific to each piece and limited to help ensure its longevity. Certain specific considerations may also apply depending on the models. 

Please note that jewellery that has been resized cannot be returned or exchanged. 

For personalised assistance, please consult the list of our Chaumet boutiques and authorised retailers to find your nearest boutique. 

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Certain pieces of Chaumet jewellery can be personalised using the Maison's engraving service, particularly wedding bands and medallions Jeux de Liens.

Please note that  engraved jewellery cannot be returned or exchanged. 

For more information on personalisation options and engraving times, please consult the list of our Chaumet boutiques and authorised retailers to find your nearest boutique. 

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To change the cord of your Chaumet bracelet, we recommend taking your jewellery to one of our advisers in a boutique.

They will present you with the different colour options available and carry out the work directly in the boutique.

This service ensures that your cord is replaced in accordance with the Maison's standards, while also allowing us to check that your jewellery is in good condition.

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To change the strap on your Chaumet watch, we recommend taking it to one of our advisers.

They will present you with the options available and carry out the work directly in the boutique.

This service ensures that your watch strap is replaced in accordance with the Maison's standards, while also allowing us to check that your watch is in good condition.

Please consult the list of our Chaumet boutiques and authorised retailers to find your nearest boutique.

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For any maintenance or repair work to your Chaumet jewellery, we recommend taking it to one of our Chaumet boutiques or authorised retailers.

Our experts care for your jewellery in accordance with the Maison's expertise and quality standards.

Any work carried out outside the Chaumet network may compromise the integrity of your jewellery and result in the applicable guarantee being void.

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An engagement ring is traditionally given when a marriage proposal is made. Usually set with a diamond, it symbolises the promise of union.

A wedding band is exchanged during the wedding ceremony. With a simpler design, it is worn by both spouses to celebrate their commitment.

Inspired by the story of Joséphine and Napoleon, Chaumet creates symbolic jewellery to mark life’s most precious moments. Each Chaumet engagement ring is designed to complement its matching wedding band perfectly, forming a harmonious pair.

Discover how to match your engagement ring and wedding band.

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Chaumet offers a number of ways for you to find out your ring size or your partner's. 

You can order a free ring sizer, delivered to your door, via our contact form You can also consult our size guide. 

If you are unsure between two ring sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size. 

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You can purchase a Chaumet engagement ring remotely by phone, by email or via Chaumet.com.

Our Distance Selling Service advisers will help you choose the piece of jewellery to celebrate your commitment and will answer any questions you may have.

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The brand’s emblematic collections offer a selection of engagement rings and wedding bands, designed to complement one another harmoniously.

Joséphine: a collection inspired by our eternal muse, in which the tiara becomes an expression of free-spirited and daring femininity.

Bee de Chaumet: jewellery that reimagines the bee motif, with graphic honeycomb cells that capture and reflect light with unparalleled intensity.

Liens: a collection that celebrates never-ending stories and the most precious emotional bonds.

Each Chaumet engagement ring is designed to stack harmoniously with its matching wedding band, specially crafted to highlight the ring’s beauty.

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In most countries in Europe, Australia and North America, the engagement ring is traditionally worn on the ring finger of the left hand. This tradition is linked to the ancient belief in the ‘vein of love’.

In the Middle East and in some parts of Eastern Europe, the engagement ring is worn on the ring finger of the right hand.

In Asia, customs vary from country to country, although wearing it on the ring finger of the left hand is becoming increasingly common.

The choice of finger depends primarily on local traditions and each couple’s preference.

On the wedding day, the wedding band is usually worn beneath the engagement ring.

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A range of diamond cuts are available for Chaumet's solitaire rings:

• Pear cut
• Brilliant cut
• Cushion cut
• Hexagonal cut with 88 facets, exclusive to Chaumet. Find out more about Chaumet’s exclusive cut.

Each diamond weighing more than 0.30 carats comes with a GIA certificate.

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Chaumet’s watchmaking savoir-faire dates back to the early 19th century, when the Maison was already creating watches and jewellery for Europe’s most prestigious courts.

This heritage lives on today through timepieces that combine the excellence of Parisian High Jewellery with the expertise of Swiss High Watchmaking.

Exquisite jewellery watches fitted with exceptional movements, Chaumet's watches embody the boldness and timeless elegance that have defined the Maison's signature style for nearly 250 years.

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Each piece of Chaumet jewellery and each Chaumet watch bears several markings that enable the creation to be identified and authenticated.

These hallmarks include:

• The hallmark corresponding to the metal used (18-carat gold 750‰, platinum 950‰ or 316L steel);
• A unique serial number certifying the authenticity of the jewellery;
• The Chaumet signature;
• The size, in the case of a ring or bracelet;
• The ‘Water Resistant’ wording on Chaumet watches.

These features make it possible to accurately identify each of the Maison’s jewellery and watch creations.

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To verify the authenticity of a Chaumet jewellery piece, you can check for the presence of:

• The hallmark corresponding to the metal used;
• The unique serial number certifying the authenticity of the jewellery;
• The Chaumet signature.

All Chaumet jewellery and timepieces come with a certificate of authenticity.

If you no longer have this certificate or if you have any doubts about the authenticity of your Chaumet jewellery, please visit a Chaumet boutique or contact our Customer Service team to have your jewellery authenticated by an expert.

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Founded in 1931, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is the world’s leading authority for evaluating and certifying diamonds.

In the 1940s, the GIA developed the 4Cs system, which has since become the international standard for diamond grading.

All Chaumet diamonds weighing more than 0.30 carats come with a GIA certificate. The certificate includes an individual number laser-engraved on the diamond, invisible to the naked eye, which identifies the stone and serves as a guarantee of its authenticity and uniqueness.

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Chaumet complies with the rules laid down by the Kimberley Process, an international certification scheme established in 2003 to stop conflict diamonds from entering the global market.

The Kimberley Process is an intergovernmental initiative involving numerous Member States.

Chaumet attaches the utmost importance to the ethical sourcing of its raw materials and to the traceability of the diamonds used in its creations.

To find out more about Chaumet’s ethical commitments, please consult our dedicated page.

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The Chaumet-exclusive, 88-facet hexagonal-cut diamond is a signature creation by the Maison.

Cut individually by hand with exceptional precision, its 88 facets capture more light and reflect it with greater intensity than a traditional brilliant-cut diamond.

Melding technological innovation and expert craftsmanship, this exclusive Chaumet cut offers remarkable brilliance and fire.

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The 4Cs are the standard system developed by the GIA for evaluating a diamond’s quality.

• Colour: measures the whiteness of a diamond, from D (perfectly white) to Z (slightly tinted).
• Clarity: assesses the presence of inclusions, ranging from FL (flawless) to I3 (inclusions visible to the naked eye).
• Cut: determines a diamond’s ability to capture and reflect light.
• Carat: refers to the weight of the diamond; 1 carat is equivalent to 0.20 grams.

None of the 4Cs is more important than the others. When selecting its diamonds, Chaumet favours stones graded D to G in colour, FL to VS in clarity and Excellent to Very Good in cut.

In addition to these criteria, there is a fifth criterion unique to Chaumet: Harmony, which captures the unique emotion evoked by each diamond.

To learn more about Chaumet's diamonds, please consult our dedicated page.

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The diamond colour scale developed by the GIA begins with the letter D in order to distinguish it from earlier classification systems that had already used the letters A, B and C.

When establishing its system in 1953, the GIA chose to start from scratch with the letter D in order to create an independent, universal and globally recognised classification system.

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The quality of a diamond is assessed according to the GIA’s 4Cs: colour, clarity, cut and carat.

All Chaumet diamonds weighing more than 0.30 carats come with a GIA certificate detailing their characteristics and are engraved with a unique serial number, invisible to the naked eye, guaranteeing their authenticity.

To learn more about Chaumet's diamonds, please consult our dedicated page.

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The word ‘diamond’ comes from the Greek ‘adamas’, which means ‘indestructible’.

Diamond is the hardest natural mineral, with a grade of 10 out of 10 on the Mohs scale. However, a diamond can be scratched by another diamond and remains vulnerable to direct impacts.

To ensure your Chaumet jewellery remains in good condition, we recommend handling and wearing it with care.

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For diamonds of equal colour, clarity and cut quality, rarity increases with size.

As such, a 1-carat diamond is rarer and more valuable than two 0.5-carat diamonds that meet the same quality standards.

This rarity explains why the price of a 1-carat diamond is proportionally higher.

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Chaumet jewellery is crafted from 18-carat gold, available in yellow, rose, and white gold, as well as 950 platinum.

These precious materials are selected in accordance with the Maison’s standards of excellence to ensure the quality, durability and brilliance of each piece of jewellery.

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The main difference between white gold and platinum lies in their composition.

950‰ platinum comprises 95% pure platinum. Naturally white, it does not oxidise over time and provides excellent support for gemstones.

18-carat white gold is an alloy comprising 75% gold. It is covered with a thin layer of rhodium, which gives it its characteristic whiteness and brilliance.

Over time and with wear, this rhodium plating may deteriorate and require maintenance.

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18-carat gold, also known as 750‰ gold, is an alloy comprising 75% pure gold combined with other metals to improve its strength and durability.

Chaumet uses only 18-carat gold for its jewellery, which is available in yellow, rose and white gold.

All Chaumet jewellery in 18-carat gold bears the eagle’s head hallmark, guaranteeing the purity of the metal used.

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If you wish to change or cancel your Chaumet appointment, there are several options available to you:

• From the booking confirmation email, by clicking on ‘Manage my appointment’.
• By contacting our Customer Service team via the contact page.
• Directly at the Chaumet boutique where your appointment is scheduled.

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When booking your Chaumet appointment, you can choose between a phone or video appointment, depending on your preference.

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You can book a virtual appointment directly via our appointment booking page, by selecting the ‘telephone or video appointment' option. 

You can then choose the date and time that suit you best. 

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At the end of your virtual appointment, or during it, you can make a purchase remotely through our Distance Selling Service.

Your adviser will be able to guide you through the purchase process and answer any questions you may have.

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Bespoke creations are a core part of Chaumet’s history and continue a tradition of excellence in jewellery-making.

Through special orders, Chaumet brings the most ambitious designs and the most personal requests to life. From a personalised ring set with an exceptional gemstone to a tiara created exclusively for its future owner, each bespoke creation is the result of close communication between the Maison and the client.

The Maison also offers a range of customisable jewellery within its collections:

• The engravable Jeux de Liens medallion;
• The Les Acrostiches Jeux de Liens bracelet, composed using an alphabet of precious gemstones to create a secret message;
• The Hortensia jewellery watch, available in different colour combinations;
• The Crown Your Love service, which allows you to create a personalised engagement ring.

To discuss a bespoke design project, contact a Chaumet advisor. 

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Certain Chaumet jewellery pieces can be personalised directly online. 

You can have your jewellery engraved when placing your order, provided the piece is eligible for this service. At present, only Jeux de Liens necklaces and bracelets can be ordered with engraving directly on Chaumet.com. 

Discover the personalisable creations.

You can also create a personalised Acrostiches bracelet by composing a message, first name or symbolic word using Chaumet’s precious alphabet. Each stone corresponds to the first letter of its name; certain letters can be represented by multiple gemstones, offering a wide range of personalisation options. 

In addition, numerous pieces of Chaumet jewellery can be engraved after purchase. If your piece of jewellery is eligible for this service, you have one year from the date shown on your invoice to have it engraved at the Chaumet boutique of your choice. 

Please note that personalised, engraved or made-to-measure jewellery may take longer to make and deliver. Personalised and engraved pieces cannot be refunded or exchanged. 

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Chaumet offers a Distance Selling Service, allowing you to order Chaumet jewellery by phone or email while benefiting from tailored support.

This service is available in almost all countries and regions around the world, including Europe, the Americas, Africa, Oceania and Asia.

To find the right contact details for your location, visit the page of the jewellery you are interested in, then click on the ‘Buy by phone’ button for assistance from one of our advisers.

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Paying by phone is completely secure.

You can pay for your order via a secure payment link or by bank transfer. Accepted payment cards include Carte Bleue (CB), Visa, Eurocard-Mastercard and American Express.

For more information, please consult our General Conditions of Sale.

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Delivery times for orders placed by phone may vary depending on the country of delivery and the jewellery ordered.

To find out the delivery times for your order, please contact one of our Distance Selling Service advisers.

To find the right contact details for your location, visit the page of the jewellery you are interested in, then click on the ‘Buy by phone’ button for assistance from one of our advisers.

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Delivery fees for orders placed by phone may vary depending on the country of delivery. 

Please consult the General Conditions of Distance Selling to learn more about the terms applicable to your order. 

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To track an order placed by phone, please contact your sales adviser directly.

They will be able to provide you with updates on your order and the progress of its delivery.

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The addresses, opening hours and contact details for our Chaumet boutiques and authorised retailers are available through our Store Locator. 

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To find a Chaumet boutique or an authorised retailer near you, please consult our Store Locator. 

Here you will find the addresses, opening hours and contact details of our entire network.

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The opening hours of our Chaumet boutiques and authorised retailers are available through our Store Locator.

You will also find the addresses and contact details for each point of sale there.

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To log in to your Chaumet account, you can:

• Use the relevant social login if you selected this option when creating your account;
• Enter your email address to receive a one-time login code.

This code, sent to the email address linked to your account, allows you to access your personal account securely, without a password.

If you do not receive the email, please check your spam folder or contact the Chaumet Customer Service team.

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To change your personal information, log in to your Chaumet account using the one-time login code sent to your email address.

From your personal area, you can:

• Change your first name and surname;
• Manage your Chaumet newsletter subscription preferences;
• Update your title, nationality, date of birth and country of residence.

It is not possible to change your email address directly from your account. If you would like to update it, please contact the Chaumet Customer Service team via the contact form. 

For any request to delete personal information or your account, please contact our Data Protection Officer (DPO).

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If you wish to delete your Chaumet account, please contact the Chaumet Customer Service team, who will process your request with the Data Protection Officer (DPO).

You can contact our advisers via the contact form. 

To help us process your request more efficiently, we recommend using the email address linked to your account.

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To subscribe to the Chaumet newsletter, you can:

• Use the dedicated registration window when it appears while browsing Chaumet.com;
• Enter your email address in the field provided for this purpose in the website footer.

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You can unsubscribe from the Chaumet newsletter at any time:

• From your ‘My Account’ page, under ‘My subscriptions’;
• Directly from one of our emails, by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of the message.

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Creating a Chaumet account allows you to access a dedicated personal area where you can:

• Track your orders;
• View your purchase history;
• Save your favourites;
• Manage your personal details;
• Update your contact preferences and subscriptions;
• Book, view, change or cancel your appointments in a boutique.

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Chaumet attaches particular importance to the protection, confidentiality and security of your personal data.

The information you provide to us is processed in accordance with the applicable regulations, in particular the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Appropriate technical and organisational measures are in place to protect your personal data and prevent unauthorised access.

Access to your Chaumet account is secured, in particular, by a one-time login code sent by email, without the need for a password.

To find out more about how we collect, use and protect your personal data, please consult the Chaumet Privacy Policy.

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You can view Chaumet’s Privacy Policy at any time by clicking on the following link: Chaumet privacy policy.

Here you will find all the information on how your personal data is collected, used and protected by Chaumet.

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