Can I cancel a standard jewelry order?
A standard, non-custom order may be eligible if Black Jack receives the request within 24 hours of purchase and the order has not entered production, fulfillment or shipment.
Can I cancel a Memory Diamond order?
Eligibility depends on the order stage. Once Black Jack or an authorized production partner has committed laboratory capacity, sample processing, carbon preparation, diamond growth or other irreversible customer-specific work, cancellation may no longer be available except where applicable law requires otherwise.
What if I have not sent my hair or ashes yet?
Not sending the sample does not automatically guarantee a full cancellation. Black Jack may already have reserved production capacity, completed design work or incurred other order-specific costs. The actual stage and documented committed costs are reviewed before confirming the available resolution.
Can I cancel after the order has shipped?
No cancellation can be processed after dispatch. Any eligible post-delivery return, exchange or refund must follow the Return & Refund Policy and applicable law.
Does a holiday or laboratory delay let me cancel?
A timing delay alone does not automatically create a cancellation right. However, mandatory delivery or cancellation rights under applicable consumer law are not excluded by this policy.
How quickly should I send a cancellation request?
Immediately. The sooner the request is received, the more likely the order may still be before production or committed work. For eligible standard orders, the general request window is within 24 hours of purchase.
Where will an approved refund be sent?
Approved refunds are generally returned to the original payment method. Currency, bank-processing and exchange-rate effects can influence the amount displayed by the customer’s bank or card provider.
Can I still contact my bank or card issuer if I disagree?
Customers retain legitimate payment-dispute rights available through their payment provider or applicable law. Black Jack may respond to a dispute with relevant order, policy, production, shipping and communication records.