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Ordering and cancelling

Ordering, payment and cancellation

You can place an order via this website, by e-mail or in writing (by post). The order is final as soon as we have received your payment.

Ordering via the website

After you have placed your order, a confirmation of your order will appear on the website with the order number and the total costs, including any additional shipping costs outside the Netherlands.

Paying

During the ordering process you can choose how you want to pay:

Order by post or e-mail

You can send your order to:
parlAmore
P.O.Box 15185
NL-1001 MD Amsterdam
the Netherlands

or to info@parlamore.com

Within 3 days of receiving your order, you will receive an order confirmation by email or post with an specified invoice.

Ordering a personalised piece of mourning jewelry

If you have any special wishes, you can let us know via a contact form. After discussing the possibilities and costs, you will receive an specified invoice from us.

Cancelling or withdrawal of the purchase

You can cancel a purchase of a piece of jewelry during a cooling-off period of 14 days without giving any reason. parlAmore appreciates it when you give the reason for cancellation, but it is not necessary.

During the cooling-off period, you must handle the product and its packaging with care: you may only handle and inspect the product as you would in a shop.

Cancellation of an order of personalised funeral jewelry is only possible before you have paid..

Detailed information on how to cancel can be found on the General Terms and Conditions page here. Always use the withdrawal form, either the print version or the online version.

parlAmore reserves the right to refuse returned goods or to refund only part of the amount already paid if the ordered goods have been used or damaged, or if they are not returned in their original (state of) packaging.

For the reader’s convenience, the information here is formulated informally. In case of doubt, our General Terms and Conditions shall prevail.