Crystals Gemstones Jewelry Store
Security Statement.

Crystals Gemstones Jewelry Store understands your concerns regarding Internet security. The Crystals Gemstones Jewelry Store’s secure software encrypts all of your personal information including credit card number, name, and address, so that it cannot be read as the information travels over the Internet. The Internet is as secure as using your credit card in a store or over the phone. However, in the event of any unauthorized use of your credit card, most banks either cover all charges that result from the unauthorized use, or may limit your liability to just $50.00. This is how the Secure Server Works:

1) Starting Your Order:

Every order at www.crystals-gemstones-jewelry-store.com is secure. All data submitted via the checkout form is encrypted using SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption.

2) Making a Positive ID:

After you've selected items to purchase, you'll be prompted to continue your order by clicking on the "Checkout", located on your "Shopping Cart" page. At this point, your browser looks for a "site certificate" to confirm that it is communicating with www.crystals-gemstones-jewelry-store.com. Once a positive ID is made, your order continues.

3) Entering "Secure Mode":

At this point, your computer and our server begin communicating in secure mode, sending data back and forth in an encrypted format through an online merchant account supported by Authorize.net. We are ready to ask you for your credit card information. The encryption features of browser software are exceptionally powerful and ensure the security of this data as it is transmitted to our server.

5) A secure website can be identified by https:// or a padlock symbol?

The standard, unsecured URL address begins "http://". When you enter secure mode, the beginning of the URL address will change to "https://"; the "s" stands for secure. You'll also see a padlock symbol at the bottom of your browser window when the browser is in secure mode.

With Crystals Gemstones Jewelry Store, from the moment the customer clicks on the Complete Order button, the credit card information is transmitted via encrypted gateway page directly to the credit card processing bank (Wells Fargo) where the transaction is processed.  When the order confirmation page appears on the monitor screen, you'll see both the "https://" in the address bar at the top and the padlock symbol at the bottom right hand side of the screen.

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