This Privacy Policy explains how Monalisa Gift Candies thinks about information when you visit monalisagiftcandies.com to explore gourmet candy, chocolate gift boxes, and related USA gifting services. We designed the public site without publishing a phone number or street address, and we kept shopping on the client side. That architecture shapes what we can and cannot know about you.
We would rather remember your favorite truffle than maintain a vast marketing dossier. This static catalog validates forms in your browser. Names, emails, subjects, and messages you type are not automatically posted to a hidden warehouse from these HTML files. When you later email hello@monalisagiftcandies.com, or when a representative writes after you use Checkout, that correspondence is a separate, human channel. Treat that email thread as the place where a real gift conversation lives.
The cart and wishlist live in localStorage on your device under keys reserved for this boutique. They can include product names, quantities, prices, and image addresses for chocolates and candies you admired. Clearing site data deletes that list. We do not receive a nightly export of every visitor’s sea salt caramel count from localStorage itself.
Contact, subscribe, unsubscribe, and footer newsletter fields may ask for a name, an email address, a subject, a message about an occasion, a candy interest, or an optional reason for leaving the list. We ask you not to paste payment card numbers, government identifiers, or medical records into those boxes. Allergen notes such as “please avoid tree nuts in the corporate crate” are appropriate and help us gift responsibly. Children’s names should be used sparingly; a birthday age range is usually enough.
If you subscribe, we intend to send stories about seasonal bark, new gift towers, and packing tips for warm USA routes. If you unsubscribe, we intend to stop marketing notes to that address while still allowing a representative to finish a gift list you already asked us to prepare.
Any web host serving these files may keep ordinary server logs: approximate time of a request, files requested such as price.html, and technical headers. Those logs exist to keep the shop window online, not to profile your cocoa preferences. Fonts, icons, and natural product photographs may be requested from third-party networks such as Google Fonts, Font Awesome, or Unsplash. Those networks have their own privacy notices. Using the social sharing icons opens Facebook, X, Pinterest, or Instagram according to those services’ rules.
When a conversation does reach us, we use it to confirm a chocolate assortment, discuss wrapping, explain heat delays, answer tasting questions, and honor subscribe or unsubscribe wishes. We do not sell lists of candy lovers to unrelated retailers. We do not publish your wedding date on the blog without asking. We may keep enough history to remember that you preferred fruit jewels over espresso beans last holiday, because that memory makes the next gift kinder.
The client-side cart is the main local tool. It is not a cross-site advertising cookie. Search on the site filters the twenty-five products in your browser. Wishlist hearts also stay local. If a future version added analytics, we would describe it here; this catalog’s purpose is presentation and request collection, not retargeting you with caramel ads on other websites.
Chocolate shops attract family gifting, but this website is not directed at children as account holders. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children through these forms. If you believe a child submitted an email, write to us and we will treat the request as a deletion conversation.
We may share what is necessary with packing partners or message platforms if a real fulfillment conversation requires it, always limited to the gift at hand. We may disclose information if required by USA law. We do not hand a spreadsheet of subscribers to a random candy broker. Social networks receive whatever you choose to share when you click a sharing icon.
Local cart data lasts until you clear it or check out and the script empties the list. Email threads about a corporate crate may be kept long enough to complete the season and handle a courtesy question about melted chocolate. Subscribe records should be kept only while you wish to hear from us; unsubscribe is the opposite instruction and should be respected for marketing.
No static site can promise fortress secrecy. Do not send secrets through the public form. Use email thoughtfully. We will not ask for a password to this catalog because there is no customer login vault on these pages. Beware of look-alike messages that demand urgent payment for peppermint bark you did not request.
You may browse without filling forms. You may refuse the cart. You may subscribe or unsubscribe via the footer links. You may ask by email what we hold in a gift conversation. Depending on your USA state, additional consumer privacy rights may apply to personal information held in our email files; write to hello@monalisagiftcandies.com with “Privacy” in the subject. We still will not publish a phone number or street address in reply templates on this website.
Copy, prices, and shipping stories are written for the United States. If you read from elsewhere, understand that chocolate import rules, duties, and summer melt risk differ, and that this policy describes a USA-facing boutique catalog.
Product and lifestyle photographs are natural images of chocolates, candies, gifts, and people, chosen so the shop does not rely on watermarked dummy placeholders. They illustrate flavor and wrapping; they are not surveillance of customers.
When we change how forms work, how the checkout message is phrased, or how newsletters are described, we will update this page. The date below is our current compass. Continued browsing after an update means you have had a chance to read the new cocoa-and-data story.
Telling us that a recipient cannot have hazelnut praline is helpful gifting data. We treat it as confidential context for packing, not as content for a public blog. Still, email is not a hospital vault. Share what is needed for a safe box, not an entire medical history.
Blog essays may mention USA candy traditions or pairing ideas. Outbound links, if any, are not under our kitchen’s control. Our footer social icons leave this domain on purpose.
Privacy questions: hello@monalisagiftcandies.com. We prefer written notes so we can be precise about a cart, a subscription, or a gift list. Thank you for trusting a chocolate shop with the little we ask and the much we try not to take.
Last updated March 2026. Monalisa Gift Candies — candy and chocolate gifts for the USA, with a quiet approach to data.
