Warranty information

Made to Last. Reviewed by Its Makers.

Signora reviews reported manufacturing defects in the metalwork or stone setting. Normal wear, accidental damage, misuse, loss and work performed by another jeweler are not manufacturing defects. Contact Signora with the order number and clear photos so the team can assess the piece and confirm the available resolution.

Manufacturing-defect review

What Signora Reviews

A report is assessed against the order details, the construction of the piece and the evidence provided. These are examples of issues that may warrant review, not automatic findings.

Stone settings

A loose or missing stone where the prongs, bezel, channel or pavé work may not have been crafted correctly.

Metal integrity

A crack, break or structural failure that may trace to casting or construction rather than impact or wear.

Craftsmanship

A soldering, alignment, setting or finishing issue that may trace back to how the piece was made.

Early finish issues

An unusually early plating or finish issue may be reviewed to distinguish production fault from normal wear.

Not sure which category fits? Send the order number, a short description and clear photos. Signora assesses the reported cause before confirming any resolution.

The important distinction

Defect, Wear or Later Work?

A manufacturing-defect review addresses how the piece was made. It does not treat every change or damage after delivery as a defect.

Not manufacturing defects

What falls outside that definition

  • Normal wear, surface scratches or gradual finish changes
  • Impact, crushing, bending, chipped stones or other accidental damage
  • Misuse, improper care, loss or theft
  • Work performed by another jeweler

Before local service

Contact Signora first

Ask for design-specific guidance before arranging resizing, repair, re-plating, polishing, stone work or alteration through a local jeweler.

  • Resizing suitability depends on the design, metal and setting
  • White-gold finish can change with wear; ask about re-plating precautions
  • Professional polishing or stone work can change the evidence available for assessment

Third-party work: it is not itself a manufacturing defect. If later work may relate to the reported issue, Signora considers that evidence when assessing cause.

How to report an issue

Four Clear Steps

Start remotely. Do not send the piece or arrange repair until Signora has reviewed the initial information.

  1. 01

    Email the details

    Send the order number and a concise description to care@signorajewels.com.

  2. 02

    Add clear photos

    Include the full piece, the reported area and any relevant packaging or documentation.

  3. 03

    Assessment

    Signora reviews whether the evidence indicates a manufacturing defect, wear, damage or later alteration.

  4. 04

    Written next step

    The available resolution and any packing, carrier or shipping instructions are confirmed in writing.

Arrived damaged? Keep the outer packaging and contact Signora promptly with the order number, packaging photos and clear images of the item. Transit damage is reviewed separately under the delivery record and shipping cover.

Before arranging service

Warranty FAQ

What does the warranty policy address?

Signora reviews reported manufacturing defects in the metalwork or stone setting. Normal wear, accidental damage, misuse, loss and work performed by another jeweler are not manufacturing defects. Contact Signora with the order number and clear photos so the team can assess the piece and confirm the available resolution.

What information should I keep?

Keep the order confirmation, included documentation and order number. Signora uses those records together with current, clear photos to assess a report.

A stone fell out. Is that a manufacturing defect?

A loose or missing stone may result from a setting defect, impact or wear. Send the order number and clear photos so Signora can assess the cause and confirm the available resolution.

What should I do before local resizing or repair?

Contact Signora first for design-specific guidance. Third-party work is not a manufacturing defect and may affect assessment of a later issue.

Should I send the piece back immediately?

Do not send the piece until Signora confirms the available resolution and provides written packing and shipping instructions, including how the applicable transit will be arranged.

Something wrong with your piece?

Let Its Makers Review It

Send the order number, a brief description and clear photos. Wait for the written assessment before shipping the piece or authorizing local work.