Terms & Conditions
These terms govern your use of services and products provided by Atelier Barnard S.L., whether jewellery craftsmanship, physical goods, or digital courses.
Scope & Definitions
Client / Customer: any person or business who purchases or commissions work.
Consumer: a natural person acting for purposes outside their trade or profession (protected under EU/Spain law).
Business / B2B: persons or entities purchasing in the course of trade.
Digital Content / Courses: prerecorded, self-paced instructional content delivered via Kajabi.
Physical Goods / Jewellery / Materials: tangible items, bespoke or standard, delivered or shipped.
Commission Work: bespoke setting or crafting services, either with materials supplied by Atelier or the client.
Applicability & Contract Formation
Use of the website or placing an order constitutes acceptance of these Terms.
For commission work, a written agreement or email confirmation (deposit terms, materials, timeline) will form the contract.
For B2B clients, additional bespoke terms may apply (these Terms provide minimum baseline protections).
Payment, Deposits & Pricing
For bespoke or commission work, the atelier reserves the right to require a deposit (e.g. 30–50% or as negotiated) before work begins.
Final balance is due before delivery or shipment, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Prices for physical goods and courses are inclusive of VAT (for EU customers) or exclusive (for exports / B2B) as indicated at checkout.
Payment methods: Stripe (via website), bank transfer, invoice for B2B.
Atelier is not liable for delays in payments or defaults by intermediaries (banks, payment processors).
Delivery, Shipping & Collection
Customers may collect in person, or the atelier will arrange insured shipping (DHL or equivalent) under the customer’s cost.
For international shipping, export/import duties, customs, taxes or delays are the recipient’s responsibility.
Title and risk transfer to the client once the item is dispatched or collected.
Workshop retains the right to inspect or test the piece before final handover.
Returns & Refunds (Physical Goods)
Consumers in EU/EEA have a 14-calendar-day withdrawal period from receipt, unless the item is custom or personalized (in which case withdrawal does not apply).
For non-customized items: returned in original condition and packaging. Buyer bears return cost except in case of defect or error.
Refunds processed via original payment method within a reasonable period (commonly 7–14 business days) after item return or proof of return.
No refunds for custom or bespoke work once production has started, unless atelier fails to deliver or damages irreparably.
For B2B sales, refund terms are negotiable and generally excluded unless explicitly agreed.
Digital Content / Course Sales
Courses are delivered via digital content and access is granted immediately upon purchase.
Under Spanish law (Ley General de Consumidores, Art. 103(m)) and EU Directive 2011/83/EU, the consumer’s right of withdrawal is lost once digital content delivery begins with prior consent.
Therefore, no refunds after access is granted.
If technical access issues arise, clients must contact the atelier within 7 days for support; the atelier may restore access if possible.
Printed materials (optional physical add-ons) may carry normal withdrawal rights unless they are custom or print-on-demand.
Liability, Stone & Material Handling Clause
Atelier’s liability is strictly limited to the cost of the service or product provided (i.e., setting work, finished jewellery) — not to the value of gemstones or materials supplied by the client.
If the client supplies stones or materials:
– The client certifies they are the legal owner and bears all risk of loss, damage or defect.
– Atelier shall take due care but is not liable for inherent risks in stones (fracturing, cleavage, natural inclusions).For atelier-supplied materials, the atelier warrants workmanship under normal use for a period (e.g., 1 year) but excludes damage from misuse, accidents, or unauthorized repair.
Under no circumstances is Atelier Barnard S.L. liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages (e.g. loss of profit, punitive damages), to the maximum extent allowed by law.
Some jurisdictions (e.g., U.S.) may not permit exclusion of such damages — in those cases, the local law applies but this clause sets the maximum.
2.8 Intellectual Property
All course content, designs, text, images, videos, and software are copyright of Atelier Barnard S.L.
Clients are granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use purchased digital content for personal or internal business use only.
No reproduction, resale, adaptation, or public distribution without explicit written permission.
2.9 Privacy & Data Protection
Processing of personal data is governed by Atelier’s Privacy Policy, in line with GDPR and Spanish law (LOPD/GDD).
Data necessary for billing, course access, and communications may be retained for legal compliance and bookkeeping.
Clients may withdraw consent, request deletion, or corrections per GDPR rights, except when retention is legally required.
2.10 Governing Law & Dispute Resolution
These Terms are governed by Spanish law, and disputes are subject to the courts of Palma de Mallorca, except where mandatory consumer protection gives the user a different jurisdiction.
For U.S. or international users, these Terms act as contract terms — if local law prevents enforcement of some clauses (e.g. liability exclusions), the remaining clauses shall survive.
2.11 Severability & Waiver
If a court finds any clause invalid or unenforceable, that clause shall be severed without affecting the rest.
Failure to enforce a right on one occasion does not waive future enforcement.