These Terms & Services govern your use of monalisagiftcandies.com, a static boutique storefront presenting gourmet candy and chocolate gifts intended for customers in the United States. By browsing product stories, adding truffles or candy tins to the client-side cart, submitting a contact or newsletter form, or requesting that a representative follow up after checkout, you agree to this document. If you do not agree, please enjoy the photography and leave the cart empty.
Monalisa Gift Candies operates this website as an informational and request-collection catalog. Prices shown in US dollars describe artisan chocolates, bonbons, hard candies, fudge, bark, clusters, and assembled gift baskets. The cart stored in your browser is not a bank capture system. When you choose Checkout, the site displays the message that your order processed and that one of our representatives will contact you. That message confirms that your gift list is ready for a human conversation. It does not by itself create a charged sale, ship chocolate, or transfer title to cocoa goods.
Because the experience is client-side, clearing your browser storage will empty the cart. We recommend copying product names into the contact form if a gift is time-sensitive, such as a birthday crate or a corporate welcome assortment.
The catalog is written for adults in the USA who wish to send confectionery gifts. You represent that you are of legal age to enter a browsing agreement and that you will not use the site to misrepresent allergen needs, to harass our concierge by email, or to scrape tasting notes for a competing candy shop. Parents and guardians remain responsible for sweets given to children. Chocolate, nuts, dairy, and sugar are not toys.
Photographs show natural chocolates, candies, and gift wrapping. Small-batch truffles may vary in sheen, cocoa dusting, and exact garnish. Fruit jewels may differ slightly in hue between kettles. Ribbon on a gift tower may be tied in a different bow than the sample image while remaining in the navy, cream, and coral family of our brand. We describe flavors honestly: raspberry should recall fruit, peppermint should recall mint, espresso beans should recall roast. If a seasonal ingredient rests between harvests, a representative may propose a substitute of equal quality before any fulfillment conversation concludes.
Weights, piece counts, and box dimensions are presented as typical for gifting, not as laboratory certificates. Maple fudge humidity, ganache softness, and hard-candy snap change with kitchen weather. We still aim for a gift that feels abundant when the lid lifts.
Our atelier handles chocolate, dairy, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat in some cookies or inclusions, soy lecithin in some coatings, and fruit purees. Cross-contact can occur even when a tin is labeled as a fruit candy mix. If a recipient must avoid nuts, say so in writing on the contact form. We will steer the conversation toward pieces we consider more suitable, but we do not promise a dedicated allergen-free factory. This website is not medical advice. People with diabetes, cacao sensitivities, or eating restrictions should consult their own clinicians before treating truffles as a health plan.
Alcohol-named items such as champagne truffles are confectionery flavor experiences. They are not sold as beverages. Corporate hosts should still consider workplace policies before placing those pieces in an office crate.
Sale tags such as thirty percent or seventy percent off are promotional language for seasonal storytelling on a static catalog. The dollar amounts on each of the twenty-five products are the working prices a representative will use as a starting point. We may honor a published price, explain a cocoa-market change, or suggest a smaller tin if a large basket is more celebration than the occasion needs. Complimentary USA shipping language applies to qualifying gift orders as described in service copy, not to every single hard-candy jar regardless of destination or heat advisory.
Gift cards, if ever discussed by email, are not stored as numbers on this website. Do not send payment credentials through the public contact form.
Adding items to the cart is an invitation to talk, not an automatic warehouse pick. After checkout you should wait for written follow-up at the email you provide through Contact or Subscribe if you have shared it. We do not publish a phone number or street address on this site. You should not expect a call from a number listed on a footer, because no such number is listed. Impersonation is a risk in confectionery gifting; treat unexpected payment links with caution and compare them to correspondence that clearly refers to your chocolate list.
Chocolate bloom, melted ganache, and sticky ribbon candy are risks in warm corridors of the United States. We may delay a truffle box, recommend bark and bars, or ask you to choose a later celebration date. Winter cold can make caramel brittle in a pleasant way or a surprising way; we pack with that in mind. Delivery estimates, when given by a representative, are good-faith windows, not guaranteed party-table arrival times during national holidays when carriers are crowded with every other gift in America.
You are responsible for providing a complete delivery narrative by email when asked: recipient name, any gate instructions you wish to share, and whether the box may be left if no one is home. We will not post a public map pin of our atelier.
Opened chocolate that has been tasted cannot return to a gift shelf. Unopened, unmelted assortments discussed promptly with a representative may be eligible for a replacement conversation depending on condition photographs you send by email. Heat damage after a parcel is left in a sunny entryway is a shared risk of USA gifting; we will still listen. We do not accept returns of custom wedding favor mixes that were cooked to a color story you approved.
The Monalisa Gift Candies name, shield logo, tasting essays, layout, and coral-and-navy presentation are our creative property. You may share a product page with a friend through the social icons. You may not copy the catalog wholesale, reuse our tasting notes as if they were your chocolatier’s, or present our photographs of natural candies as your own factory. Third-party images of chocolates, portraits, and gifts are used as natural photography for this boutique narrative and remain attributed to their makers under their respective licenses.
Do not attempt to disrupt the static files, inject scripts into forms, or harvest emails from newsletter fields. Do not submit false allergen emergencies as a joke. Do not use the contact form to send unrelated advertising for other candy brands. We may ignore or filter messages that are abusive, unlawful, or clearly automated.
The site is provided as a beautiful, content-rich catalog “as is.” We work to keep descriptions of truffles, caramels, and gift baskets accurate, but cocoa markets, seasonal fruit, and packing materials change. We do not warrant uninterrupted access, error-free browsers, or that a particular Unsplash-hosted photograph will load on every network. Local cart storage can fail if a browser blocks storage. You use search, filters, and wishlist buttons at your own convenience.
To the fullest extent allowed under applicable USA law, Monalisa Gift Candies and its artisans are not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from browsing, from a melted surprise after a heat wave, or from a party that needed more peppermint bark than anyone guessed. Direct discussions about a specific gift list happen by email with a representative after checkout or contact. Nothing in this section is meant to limit liability that cannot be limited, including certain consumer rights that some states preserve.
You agree to hold the boutique harmless from claims arising from your misuse of the site, your inaccurate occasion details, or gifts you send to recipients who were never meant to receive surprise chocolate. Corporate purchasers should confirm internal gifting policies before filling a crate with champagne-named truffles.
How we think about names, emails, and local cart data is described in the Privacy Policy available from the footer. Newsletter subscription and unsubscription are also linked only in the footer, as you requested of this boutique’s information architecture.
We may refresh these terms when we add a new candy collection, change how the client-side cart speaks after checkout, or clarify allergen language. The heading date of a future revision will appear at the top of this page. Continued use after a change means you accept the updated confectionery rules of the road.
Questions about these Terms & Services may be sent to hello@monalisagiftcandies.com. Please write “Terms” in the subject so the message is not sorted as a birthday-box request. We will not ask you to visit a walk-up counter described by street number, because this site does not publish one.
These terms are intended for a USA audience buying candy and chocolate gifts. Disputes that cannot be resolved by a courteous email exchange about a gift list should be handled under the laws applicable to USA consumer catalog relationships, without requiring us to post a courthouse address here. Our hope is that most conversations end with a ribbon, not a filing.
Last updated March 2026. Thank you for treating chocolate as a gift and this catalog as a careful shop window.
