Privacy Policy

 This Privacy Policy (the “Policy”) lists, and generally describes the policies and procedures related to, information and data [J’adore Jewlry], LLC [LuxeAve Jewelry], DBA (“[J’adore Jewelry], LLC [LuxeAve Jewelry], DBA”), a Michigan limited liability company (“we,” “us,” “our,” “our company”) collects from visitors to [LuxeAveJewelry.com] (our “Website”).

This Policy relates only to [LuxeAveJewelry.com] and our company, not to any third party site or service linked to our Website or recommended or referred by us or through our Website.

A. Personal Information Collected

We, and/or our contractors, collect and store any information you choose to put in an e-mail, contact form, or comment you send us (e.g., name, e-mail address, telephone number, mailing address). Our Website does not collect or store full payment information (but we may store partial, truncated credit card numbers), for which you will be directed to a payment contractor. 

We, and/or our contractors, also collect data on how our Website is used and its visitors: for example, number of page visits and duration, type of browser, visitors’ devices’ Internet Protocol (“IP”) addresses (which include general location). Some “usage data” comes through “cookies” (basically small data files sent to your device when visiting our Website) and other technologies (we’ll refer to them collectively as “cookies” for convenience), as described below. 

Our Website is not meant to collect information that may be considered “sensitive” (as various jurisdictions may use the term), nor from anyone under age 18. If nonetheless you know of potentially “sensitive,” or children’s information collected through our Website, please contact us at info@[luxeavejewelry.com] .

B. Use of Personal Information

We use your personal information to reply to messages you send us via e-mail or through our contact forms or comments, to process your transactions with us, to otherwise correspond with you, and other legitimate business purposes such as security and fraud prevention. Also, if you send us a contact form or subscribe to our blog, or sign up for any of our courses, we’ll put your name and e-mail address and any other contact information you provide on our notices list(s), so that you get e-mail or other notice of future blog posts and announcements from us. (You can unsubscribe when you receive one of those announcements, or at any time by contacting us at the e-mail address below.)

As do most websites, ours uses cookies. Some are necessary for the website to operate, others we use to help improve and secure our website, others help us learn about and market to our visitors. If you visit our website from outside the United States, our cookie vendor is to block non-essential cookies by default (with your option to grant consent via the cookie banner). Regardless of your location, you may also manage certain (non-essential) cookies by adjusting your browser settings. Do Not Track (“DNT”) is an optional setting in a web browser that expresses a preference that websites not track your on-line behavior  elsewhere. We have enabled our cookie compliance vendor’s platform to respect DNT and Global Privacy Control browser settings. (If you have cookie-blocking browser settings, our website’s cookie banner may not show for you).

Particularly given the limited amount and type of information and data collected through our Website, we may or may not have identified all possible uses, or restricted contractors’ (see Section E, below) own use or disclosure of information or data. We are not responsible for the conduct or policies of our contractors (or their subcontractors).

C. Retention of Personal Information

We retain your personal information so long as it serves the purposes listed in this Privacy Policy, including to send you blog post notices and other communications (unless you’ve unsubscribed), to collect and monitor traffic and other usage statistics at our Website, and to comply with our legal obligations.

D. Transfer of Personal Information

We may store or process your data outside your city, province, state, or country, including through one of our contractors (described below). So your personal information may be stored in a jurisdiction that operates under privacy and data protection laws different from (and potentially less protective than) those of your home jurisdiction.

E. Contractor and Other Third Party Access to Personal Information, Cookies

We may disclose personal information to attorneys or law enforcement authorities to address contract violations or illegal behavior, or to enforce our rights. We disclose information demanded in a court order, subpoena, or otherwise required by law, or to prevent harm to persons or property. 

And we may share personal information in connection with a corporate transaction, like a merger or sale of our company, the sale of most of our assets, or a bankruptcy.

As described above, our contractors (and their subcontractors) help us with Website hosting and storage, security and fraud prevention, monitoring Website use, communicating with and marketing to Website users and students, payment processing, and distance learning. We change contractors, and their roles, from time to time. Certain contractors (and their subcontractors) can access data we collect (or they collect as a result of our relationship with them), including personal information, some via cookies. With respect to cookies, you may be able to adjust your browser settings to notify you of cookies, or to refuse cookies. (It’s possible that if you don’t accept certain cookies, you may not be able to make as efficient or complete use of some websites, including ours. Do reach out if you are unable to access something you need from our Website, or are unable to complete a transaction with us, because of your cookie choices).