Autumn and May Cookie Policy

Cookies are little helpers that remember things for you while you browse. They allow our site to recognise your device when you return and give you a smoother, more personal experience.

Cookies help in a few ways, such as:

• Essential functions – they make sure your shopping basket, login, and checkout all work properly.
• Performance – these let us see how our website is being used, which pages are most popular, and where things can be improved.
• Functionality – with these cookies, our site can remember your choices and preferences, making your next visit easier.
• Marketing and personalisation – these little files allow us to share jewellery, offers, or adverts that are more relevant to you, both on our website and elsewhere online.

Alongside our own, we also work with trusted partners who set cookies on our behalf. These help us understand customer behaviour and deliver relevant marketing. Common examples include:

• Google Analytics – gives us anonymous statistics on how visitors use our website.
• Meta (Facebook & Instagram) – makes it possible for us to share products and show tailored adverts on social media.
• Pinterest – lets visitors save and share products and may also be used for personalised advertising.
• Email services – sometimes place cookies so we can see whether our newsletters have been opened or clicked.

These third-party cookies never store your payment details or private information.

When you first visit our website, you’ll see a cookie consent banner. This gives you the choice to accept all cookies or adjust your preferences, so you only allow the categories you’re comfortable with. You can revisit your preferences at any time through the banner or your browser settings.

Please note that turning off essential cookies may affect the way our website functions, including checkout. For more general guidance, visit www.allaboutcookies.org.

From time to time, we may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technology, law, or our practices. Please check back occasionally to stay informed.