LynFoley's Shop Policies

Welcome

I make each bead, one by one, and fashion them into works of art. Each bead, made of Italian, American, or German glass, is carefully formed, annealed and cleaned. Each piece of jewelry is strung on non-breakable stainless steel cable, or set in sterling silver or other metals.

My husband and partner, Jim Foley, is a metalsmith, and he makes settings for my beads and jewelry, using lost wax casting or various methods of fabrication.

We live and work in tiny Round Top, Texas. My studio overlooks fields of native grasses bordered by oak forests, and we share the 20 acres of our reclaimed farmland with deer, fox, roadrunners and other wildlife. Colorful rods of glass line my workbench, each a jewel awaiting the fire of my torch and the magic of my imagination.

I bring you "Wearable Art - Born in Fire"

Payment

Payments: I prefer Paypal, but will also accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover card.

Shipping

Packaging: All beads and jewelry are carefully packaged to insure that you receive them in perfect condition. Each item of jewelry is packaged in a satin gift pouch, and comes with a tag explaining lampworking, and is suitable for gift giving.

Shipping: I ship to the address in your Paypal account. If you do not want me to use this address, leave a note in the comments.

I ship within 3 days of payment, usually within 24 hours, and use United State Postal Service, Priority Mail, insured.

Refunds and Exchanges

Returns: If you are not satisfied for any reason, return the item within 3 days of receipt, for a full refund of the price of the item (not including shipping).

Damages: If any item arrives damaged, notify me immediately, and we will file a claim with the shipping carrier, or work out appropriate action.

Additional Policies and FAQs

Care: Spray glass cleaner on a soft cloth and rub the glass beads gently to clean.

Clean the silver (if any) by rubbing gently with a silver polishing cloth.

The beads in your work of art are made to last a lifetime, and will not break with normal wear. Please do not drop or bang them on concrete, tile or metal.

My Website: http://www.LynFoley.com
My Blog: http://www.LynFoleyLampwork.com

Last Updated December 28, 2008

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