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DELIVERY & SERVICE
Please consider each piece is made to order, therefore production and delivery times vary by brand.
Due to the nature of production, some pieces may slightly differ from what is pictured.
Estimated production time frames
Estimated shipping time frames
Our brands try their best to ship so that no additional costs are incurred, however where applicable, any tax or customs charges are to be covered by the customer.
Do to the nature of the products, returns are not always accepted and will vary by brand. Where returns are accepted, Lick and Promised must be notified in the first instance and any returns made without prior approval will not be accepted. All return costs are to be covered by the customer. Any returns must be in perfect, unworn condition and in the original packaging.
If any faults were to occur, please contact us directly within 24 hours of receiving your order hello@lickandpromise.co.uk
See our full T&C's here.
Due to the nature of production, some pieces may slightly differ from what is pictured.
Estimated production time frames
- Any Other Kingdom 4 – 6 weeks
- Drysurfing 1 – 2 weeks
- Rachel Strange 7 – 11 weeks
- Metal on Skin 4 – 6 weeks
- Four Pence 3 – 5 weeks
- Remeinz 5-7 days
Estimated shipping time frames
- Any Other Kingdom: 48 hours (2 working days)
- Drysurfing: 48 hours (2 working days)
- Rachel Strange: 48 hours (2 working days)
- Metal On Skin: 4-7 business days (shipped from Australia)
- Four Pence: 48 hours (2 working days)
- Remeinz: 5-10 working days (shipped from America)
Our brands try their best to ship so that no additional costs are incurred, however where applicable, any tax or customs charges are to be covered by the customer.
Do to the nature of the products, returns are not always accepted and will vary by brand. Where returns are accepted, Lick and Promised must be notified in the first instance and any returns made without prior approval will not be accepted. All return costs are to be covered by the customer. Any returns must be in perfect, unworn condition and in the original packaging.
- Any Other Kingdom: Contact within 14 days of delivery, return within 30 days of delivery
- Drysurfing: No returns
- Rachel Strange: 14 days from receiving your piece to request a refund
- Metal On Skin: No returns
- Four Pence: No returns
If any faults were to occur, please contact us directly within 24 hours of receiving your order hello@lickandpromise.co.uk
See our full T&C's here.
The main difference between natural and synthetic gemstones lies in their origin:
Natural Gemstones: These are formed by nature over millions of years. They are created through natural geological processes involving heat, pressure, and time. Examples include diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, and rubies that are mined from the Earth. The key characteristic is that they are 100% natural, with no human intervention in their formation.
Synthetic Gemstones: Also known as lab-grown or man-made gemstones, these are created in controlled environments by humans. The process mimics the natural conditions that form gemstones, but it happens much more quickly. For example, synthetic diamonds can be made using high-pressure, high-temperature methods or chemical vapour deposition. They have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as natural gems but are typically less expensive because they’re created in a lab.
Some people prefer natural gemstones for their rarity and connection to the Earth, while others prefer synthetic stones for their ethical sourcing and lower cost.
Natural Gemstones: These are formed by nature over millions of years. They are created through natural geological processes involving heat, pressure, and time. Examples include diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, and rubies that are mined from the Earth. The key characteristic is that they are 100% natural, with no human intervention in their formation.
Synthetic Gemstones: Also known as lab-grown or man-made gemstones, these are created in controlled environments by humans. The process mimics the natural conditions that form gemstones, but it happens much more quickly. For example, synthetic diamonds can be made using high-pressure, high-temperature methods or chemical vapour deposition. They have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as natural gems but are typically less expensive because they’re created in a lab.
Some people prefer natural gemstones for their rarity and connection to the Earth, while others prefer synthetic stones for their ethical sourcing and lower cost.
There are a number of ways you can determine your ring size.
Using a Ring You Already Own:
This is the most accurate way, especially if you're unsure. A jeweller will measure your finger using a set of professional tools to ensure a perfect fit. They can also take into account factors like the width of the band (wider bands may need to be slightly larger in size). Additionally you can take a ring you already own and they can size it for you, bearing in mind the thickness and width of the band compared to what you are looking to purchase.
Using a Ring You Already Own:
- Take a ring that fits comfortably on the finger you want to size.
- Measure the inner diameter of the ring with a ruler or caliper in millimeters.
- Use a ring size chart to match the diameter measurement with the corresponding ring size.
This is the most accurate way, especially if you're unsure. A jeweller will measure your finger using a set of professional tools to ensure a perfect fit. They can also take into account factors like the width of the band (wider bands may need to be slightly larger in size). Additionally you can take a ring you already own and they can size it for you, bearing in mind the thickness and width of the band compared to what you are looking to purchase.
Due to the nature of the products being made to order, we do not accept returns on products.
For faulty orders please contact us within 48 hours of receiving your order.
For faulty orders please contact us within 48 hours of receiving your order.
