Long distance gifting made easy
With many not sure what the last chapter of 2020 is going to bring, it's a good idea to plan festive gift shopping early. Of course, nothing beats gift giving in person but that's not possible for all this year.
If you're shopping with Shutter Jewellery for Christmas gifts this year, here are a few things that might help.
Beautifully wrapped gifts without needing to do a thing
All orders are wrapped in tissue and tied with ribbon as standard. They are gift ready without any need to add anything extra to your order.
Send direct to your loved one
To reduce delivery times and cost, why not send the item direct to the recipient? Simply add their details in the delivery name and address fields at the checkout. We won't include a packing slip in this case, so no surprises are spoiled!
Free UK Delivery
Whether you decide to send to yourself or to them, as a little thank you UK delivery is free on everything on the website until Christmas.
Add a 'Don't open before Christmas' sticker
With so much shopping being done online this year, it may get difficult to know which items are to open now, and which are gifts to be saved. If you're sending direct and you want it to be clear that's it's a gift on the other end, tick the box at the checkout and we will add a 'Do not open before Christmas' sticker.
Include a personal note
Why not add a personal note? This will be written on a gift card and included with your parcel. Add your message to the order notes when placing your order.
Letterbox gifts
The vast majority of the Shutter Jewellery range is designed to go through a letterbox, which is a help in ensuring safe delivery and reducing contact at this time. Please note, the exceptions to this are statement butterfly necklaces and cufflinks, which are presented in deeper boxes.
Anything else?
If you have any other requests, questions or suggestions pop a note in the 'order notes' box when placing your order or get in touch here.
Thank you
Thanks so much for choosing Shutter Jewellery, every order means an awful lot. Have a great festive period.
Go shopping!
