We hope that you are happy with your order, if you would like to return or exchange an item you have 14 days from the order date to notify us and return your parcel.
To return an item, please notify us by email at sales@yasmeenartisan.com and we will do our best to help you promptly.
Our full Refund and Returns policy can be found on Refund Policy .

Yes certainly! At Yasmeen Artisan we know how frustrating it is to find a unique gift for an occasion, so we did our best to stock our website with unique and original gifts from around the world!
We are confident with our extensive range you’ll always find something that will meet your needs.
Adding a gift note at checkout is simple and no pricing information is ever sent with your orders.

Yes! Please make sure to write your message at checkout and we will ensure it is included with your order.

We never include receipts in our packages so do not worry about this when sending a gift. We do sometimes include a packing sheet which will not show any pricing information. Your order confirmation will be emailed to you.

Sure we do, Annual employee gifts, client gifts, corporate event party favours, you name it, we can provide it. From personalised hampers to curating a bespoke gift set we are always eager to help you find the perfect gift. If you want to add a personal touch to your gift, our studio can incorporate your logo and message into your gift. All orders come beautifully gift-wrapped in our signature packaging.
Please get in touch with sales@yasmeenartisan.com and we will answer all your enquiries promptly.

Yes definitely, you can choose from multiples of £50. The card is printed on high-quality card and can then be sent to your recipient. You can choose to write your own gift note of up to 500 characters.

We always do our best to fulfil orders immediately. For any orders received before 2 PM GMT, we will do our best to prepare for delivery by the next business day (Monday to Friday)

The evil eye is an ancient superstition or curse brought upon by someone’s malicious and envious glare. The ancient superstition dates back to 6th century BC Greece but has since spread across much of the Middle, South East Asia and parts of Eastern Europe. it’s very common in both Jewish and Muslim cultures. It’s also believed that wearing an evil eye as an amulet helps in protecting against the evil eye curse. Today, we appreciate the beauty of evil eye charms, and every culture’s take on them.