Terms of service

Preamble

These general terms and conditions of use are concluded between:

The manager of the website, hereinafter referred to as "the Publisher",
Any person wishing to access the site and its services, hereinafter referred to as "the User".

Article 1 – Principles

These general terms and conditions of use are intended to provide the legal framework for the use of the MAYRENA PARIS website and its services.

The website www.mayrenaparis.fr is a service provided by:

The company Mayrena Paris
Located at 2 Place de la Gare, 76260 Eu, France
Website URL: mayrenaparis.fr
Email: contact@mayrena.fr
Telephone number: 07 68 09 79 29

The general terms and conditions of use must be accepted by all Users, and access to the site constitutes acceptance of these conditions.

Article 2 – Amendment and Duration of the Terms of Use

These general terms and conditions of use are concluded for an indefinite period. The contract shall take effect with respect to the User from the beginning of the use of the service.

The MAYRENA PARIS website reserves the right to modify the clauses of these general terms and conditions of use at any time and without justification.

Article 3 – Access to the Website

Any User with Internet access may access the MAYRENA PARIS website free of charge and from anywhere. The costs incurred by the User in accessing the site (internet connection, computer equipment, etc.) shall not be borne by the Publisher.

The website and its various services may be interrupted or suspended by the Publisher, in particular for maintenance purposes, without notice or justification.

The User of the website has access to the following services: high-end fashion jewellery.

Article 4 – Responsibilities

The Publisher shall not be held liable in the event of failure, breakdown, difficulty or interruption of operation preventing access to the site or to one of its features.

The equipment used to connect to the site is the sole responsibility of the User, who must take all appropriate measures to protect their equipment and data, in particular from Internet viral attacks. The User is also solely responsible for the sites and data they consult.

The Publisher shall not be held liable in the event of legal proceedings against the User:

  • as a result of using the website or any service accessible via the Internet;

  • as a result of the User’s failure to comply with these general terms and conditions.

The Publisher shall not be liable for any damage caused to the User, to third parties, and/or to the User’s equipment as a result of their connection to or use of the site, and the User waives any action against the Publisher as a result.

If the Publisher becomes the subject of an amicable or legal proceeding due to the use of the site by the User, it may seek recourse against the latter to obtain compensation for all losses, sums, penalties, and costs that may result from such proceedings.

Article 5 – Intellectual Property

All technical documents, products, photographs, texts, logos, drawings, videos, etc., are subject to copyright and protected by the Intellectual Property Code. When provided to our clients, they remain the exclusive property of Mayrena Paris, the sole holder of the intellectual property rights to these documents, which must be returned upon request.

Our clients agree not to make any use of these documents that may infringe the supplier’s industrial or intellectual property rights and undertake not to disclose them to any third party, except with the express prior authorisation of the Publisher.

Article 6 – Hyperlinks

The implementation by the User of any hyperlinks to any part of the website is strictly prohibited, except with the prior written authorisation of the Publisher, requested by email at the following address: contact@mayrena.fr.

The Publisher is free to refuse such authorisation without being required to justify its decision in any way. In the event that the Publisher grants authorisation, it shall in all cases be temporary and may be withdrawn at any time without justification by the Publisher.

In all cases, any link must be removed at the simple request of the Publisher.

Any information accessible via a link to other sites is not under the control of the Publisher, who declines all responsibility for their content.

Article 7 – Protection of Personal Data

Data Collected

The personal data collected on this site are as follows:

  • Account creation: when creating a User account: name; first name; email address; telephone number; postal address;

  • Connection: when the User connects to the website, it records, in particular, their name, first name, login data, usage data, location data, and payment data;

  • Profile: the use of the services offered on the website allows a profile to be created, which may include an address and a telephone number;

  • Payment: as part of the payment process for products and services offered on the website, it records financial data relating to the User’s bank account or credit card;

  • Communication: when the website is used to communicate with other members, data concerning the communications and the User’s browser settings are temporarily stored;

  • Cookies: cookies are used as part of the website’s operation. The User has the option to disable cookies through their browser settings.

Use of Personal Data

The personal data collected from Users are intended to provide the website services, improve them, and maintain a secure environment. More specifically, the uses are as follows:

  • Access to and use of the website by the User;

  • Management and optimisation of the website’s operation;

  • Organisation of the terms of use for payment services;

  • Verification, identification, and authentication of the data transmitted by the User;

  • Providing the User with the possibility to communicate with other Users of the website;

  • Implementation of User support;

  • Personalisation of services by displaying advertisements based on the User’s browsing history and preferences;

  • Prevention and detection of fraud, malware (malicious software), and management of security incidents;

  • Management of potential disputes with Users;

  • Sending commercial and advertising information, depending on the User’s preferences.

Sharing of Personal Data with Third Parties

Personal data may be shared with third-party companies in the following cases:

  • When the User uses payment services, to implement such services, the website interacts with third-party banking and financial companies with which it has entered into contracts;

  • When the User publishes information accessible to the public in the website’s comment areas;

  • When the User authorises a third-party website to access their data;

  • When the website uses service providers to provide User assistance, advertising, and payment services. These providers have limited access to the User’s data as part of their service delivery and are contractually bound to use it in accordance with applicable data protection regulations;

  • If required by law, the website may transmit data to respond to claims made against it and to comply with administrative and judicial procedures;

  • If the website is involved in a merger, acquisition, asset transfer, or insolvency proceedings, it may be required to sell or share part of its assets, including personal data. In such cases, Users would be informed before personal data is transferred to a third party.

Security and Confidentiality

The website implements organisational, technical, software, and physical measures in the field of digital security to protect personal data from alteration, destruction, and unauthorised access. However, it should be noted that the Internet is not a completely secure environment, and the website cannot guarantee the security of information transmission or storage on the Internet.

Exercising Users’ Rights

In accordance with the regulations applicable to personal data, Users have the following rights, which they may exercise by sending a request to: contact@mayrena.fr.

  • Right of access: they may exercise their right of access to know the personal data concerning them. In this case, before exercising this right, the website may request proof of the User’s identity to verify its accuracy.

  • Right of rectification: if the personal data held by the website are inaccurate, they may request that the information be updated.

  • Right to deletion: Users may request the deletion of their personal data, in accordance with applicable data protection laws.

  • Right to restrict processing: Users may request the website to limit the processing of personal data in the cases provided for by the GDPR.

  • Right to object to processing: Users may object to the processing of their data in the cases provided for by the GDPR.

  • Right to data portability: they may request that the website provide them with personal data they have supplied, for transmission to another website.

Amendment of this Clause

The website reserves the right to make any changes to this clause concerning the protection of personal data at any time. Should any change be made, the website undertakes to publish the new version on its site. The website will also inform Users of the modification by email, at least 15 days before the effective date. If the User does not agree with the new version of the clause, they may delete their account.

Article 8 – Cookies

The MAYRENA PARIS website may automatically collect standard information. All information collected indirectly will be used solely to monitor the volume, type, and configuration of traffic using this site, to develop its design and layout, and for other administrative and planning purposes, and more generally to improve the service we provide.

Article 9 – Applicable Law

These general terms and conditions of use are subject to the application of French law.

If the parties fail to resolve a dispute amicably, the dispute shall be submitted to the jurisdiction of the French courts.

Article 10 – Language of the Contract

These General Terms and Conditions of Use are written in French. In the event that they are translated into one or more foreign languages, only the French text shall prevail in the event of a dispute.