WEBSITE PRIVACY

A closer look at what we measure.

We use first-party traffic measurements to understand how people find our homepage and which necklace photos they open. Photo interest does not mean a sale.

What the traffic report includes

• Homepage views and the time of each recorded action.
• A broad referral category, such as Google, Instagram, another website, or direct / unknown. Tagged campaign links are grouped together.
• A broad device category: mobile, tablet, desktop, or unknown.
• Opening a full necklace photo, expanding bead details, and clicking Get directions.

We do not send names, contact details, full page addresses, search terms, raw referring addresses, or full browser details in these measurement events. We do not use marketing cookies for this tracking.

Visits and identifiers

Your browser creates random identifiers for the current page and tab session. The session expires after 30 minutes without activity; it is not a permanent visitor ID and does not follow you across websites. When tab storage is unavailable, the session exists only in the current page’s memory.

Our server processes network information when receiving a request. For these analytics it stores protected identifiers rather than raw page or session IDs, and uses a daily rotating identifier derived from the network address to limit automated abuse. It does not store the raw network address in the traffic events. These safeguards do not make the data perfectly anonymous.

Traffic events are kept for our private business reports; there is currently no automatic deletion schedule. Our hosting provider may keep separate technical request logs for operating and protecting the website.

Your choice

We honor your browser’s Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals for these measurements. You can also turn them off below. This preference applies to this browser; clearing browser storage can reset it. Opening this privacy page is not counted as a homepage view.

Blocking scripts or requests can also prevent recording. Counts represent recorded activity, not an exact count of individual people or purchases.