Buying Jewellery or a Watch from Italy: Shipping, Customs and Warranty for UK and US Buyers
Buying a watch or a piece of jewellery from an Italian shop, from a sofa in Manchester or Chicago, raises three perfectly…
Read more →✔ In the catalogue: 2 published references, 2 ready to ship. ✔ Prices: from 1.250 € to 1.280 €.
✔ In the catalogue: 2 published references, 2 ready to ship.
✔ Prices: from 1.250 € to 1.280 €.
✔ What you will find: watches & timepieces and classic & dress watches.
✔ Delivery: insured and anonymous, with no customs step inside the EU.
✔ Warranty: 24 months of legal warranty plus the maker’s own.
From Jean D’Eve the catalogue holds mostly watches & timepieces and classic & dress watches. Each product page states material, sizes and availability, and the filter at the top of the listing separates the categories.
We have been jewellers in Genoa since 1950, with the workshop behind the counter. Delivery is insured, tracked and anonymously packed — see shipping and costs — and inside the European Union there is no customs step and no clearance fee, with VAT settled at checkout. Every piece carries 24 months of legal warranty of conformity, valid across the Union, and 14 days to change your mind, on top of the maker’s own warranty in the box. What we sell, we also repair.
At the time of writing, from 1.250 € to 1.280 €. The product page always carries the current figure, because list prices and metal quotations move.
Mostly watches & timepieces and classic & dress watches. Each product page states material, sizes and availability.
Insured, tracked and anonymously packed — nothing on the box says what is inside. Our shipping page quotes two to seven working days for Europe, and inside the Union there is no customs step.
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