Effective Date: August 8, 2026

Emilwish respects the intellectual property rights of creators, brands, businesses, and other rights holders. This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how to report content on emilwish.com that you believe infringes your copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights.

We review properly submitted intellectual property complaints in good faith and take appropriate action when a claim is sufficiently supported.

Summary

1. Our Commitment to Intellectual Property Rights

Emilwish respects valid intellectual property rights and does not knowingly intend to offer, display, or distribute content that unlawfully infringes the rights of others.

Intellectual property rights may include:

• Copyright.
• Trademarks.
• Trade names.
• Logos and brand identifiers.
• Protected photographs and artwork.
• Protected written content.
• Certain product designs where legally protected.
• Other intellectual property rights recognized under applicable law.

If you believe content appearing on emilwish.com infringes rights that you own or are authorized to enforce, you may submit a claim using the procedure below.

2. Who May Submit a Claim

An intellectual property complaint should be submitted by:

• The owner of the intellectual property right; or
• A person or organization legally authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder.

If you submit a claim on behalf of another person or organization, you should identify the rights holder and explain your authority to act on their behalf.

We may request reasonable documentation establishing ownership or authorization when necessary to evaluate a claim.

3. Types of Claims

This policy may be used to report alleged infringement involving:

Copyright

Examples may include unauthorized use of protected:

• Product photographs.
• Artwork.
• Graphics.
• Written descriptions.
• Website content.
• Other original copyrighted material.

Trademark

Examples may include alleged unauthorized use of:

• Registered trademarks.
• Brand names.
• Logos.
• Source identifiers.

Other Intellectual Property Rights

Where applicable, we may also review claims concerning other legally recognized intellectual property rights.

The claimant is responsible for identifying the specific right allegedly infringed and providing sufficient supporting information.

4. Information Required to Submit a Claim

To help us review your complaint efficiently, send an email to:

support@emilwish.com

Your claim should include:

Rights Holder Information

• Full legal name of the rights holder.
• Company or organization name, if applicable.
• Contact email address.
• Mailing address where appropriate.

Authorized Representative Information

• Your full name, if different from the rights holder.
• Your relationship to the rights holder.
• Confirmation that you are authorized to act on the rights holder's behalf.

Identification of the Intellectual Property

• A clear description of the copyrighted work, trademark, or other intellectual property.
• Registration number, where applicable and available.
• Registration jurisdiction, where applicable.
• A reference or source showing the original protected material where useful.

Identification of the Allegedly Infringing Material

• The exact URL of the page on emilwish.com.
• Product name, where applicable.
• Description of the content you believe is infringing.
• Screenshots or other identifying information where useful.

Explanation of the Claim

A clear explanation of why you believe the identified material infringes your intellectual property rights.

Good-Faith Statement

A statement that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent, or applicable law.

Accuracy and Authority Statement

A statement that the information provided in the complaint is accurate and that you are the rights holder or are authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder.

Signature

Your physical or electronic signature.

Providing complete information helps us identify the relevant content and evaluate the claim.

5. Identifying the Content Clearly

Please identify each allegedly infringing item as specifically as possible.

A general statement such as "your website uses my content" may not provide enough information for us to locate and evaluate the material.

Whenever possible, provide:

• Exact page URL.
• Product URL.
• Product name.
• Relevant image.
• Screenshot.
• Description of where the disputed material appears.

If multiple pages are involved, identify each relevant page or provide sufficient information to locate each item.

6. Supporting Documentation

Depending on the type of claim, useful supporting information may include:

• Copyright registration information.
• Trademark registration information.
• Original publication information.
• Original photographs or source files.
• Documentation establishing ownership.
• Licensing documentation.
• Authorization to represent the rights holder.
• Other evidence reasonably relevant to the claim.

Registration is not necessarily required for every type of intellectual property claim, but relevant documentation may assist our review.

7. How We Review Claims

After receiving a sufficiently detailed claim, Emilwish may:

• Confirm receipt where appropriate.
• Review the identified website content.
• Review the information and evidence submitted.
• Request additional information where reasonably necessary.
• Compare the disputed content with the material identified by the claimant.
• Consider relevant licenses, permissions, exceptions, or other information.
• Take appropriate action based on the available information and applicable law.

Submitting a complaint does not automatically establish that infringement has occurred.

8. Possible Actions

Depending on the circumstances and available evidence, actions may include:

• Removing identified content.
• Temporarily restricting access to content.
• Correcting content.
• Replacing an image or description.
• Discontinuing use of disputed material.
• Requesting additional evidence.
• Taking no action where the claim is unsupported or insufficient.
• Taking another action reasonably appropriate under applicable law.

We evaluate claims based on their individual circumstances.

9. Incomplete Claims

If a complaint does not contain enough information to identify the intellectual property, disputed material, or basis of the claim, we may request additional information before completing our review.

A claim may be delayed when:

• The disputed content cannot be located.
• Ownership is unclear.
• Authority to represent the rights holder is unclear.
• The intellectual property is not sufficiently identified.
• The complaint does not explain the alleged infringement.
• Relevant supporting information is missing.

Claimants should respond with the requested information so the review can continue.

10. Trademark Claims

For trademark-related complaints, please provide, where applicable:

• Trademark owner's legal name.
• Trademark name or representation.
• Registration number.
• Registration jurisdiction.
• Classes of goods or services where relevant.
• Exact URL of the disputed content.
• Explanation of the alleged unauthorized use.
• Explanation of why the use is believed to create infringement or confusion.

We may request additional information when necessary to understand the nature of the trademark claim.

11. Copyright Claims

For copyright-related complaints, please identify:

• The copyrighted work.
• The location or source of the original work where available.
• The allegedly infringing material.
• The exact location of that material on emilwish.com.
• Your ownership or authority to act for the copyright owner.
• The basis for your belief that the use is unauthorized.

Copyright complaints that are intended to operate as formal notices under applicable copyright law should also satisfy any statutory requirements applicable to those notices.

12. Good-Faith Claims

Claims should be submitted honestly and in good faith.

Before submitting a complaint, claimants should reasonably consider whether the disputed use may be:

• Authorized.
• Licensed.
• Permitted by the rights holder.
• Subject to an applicable legal exception or limitation.
• Otherwise lawful.

Do not knowingly submit materially false or misleading information.

13. False or Misleading Claims

Knowingly submitting a false, fraudulent, or materially misleading intellectual property complaint may have legal consequences.

The claimant is responsible for the accuracy of information provided in a complaint.

Emilwish reserves the right to take appropriate steps where a claim appears fraudulent, abusive, or intentionally misleading.

14. Counter-Information and Disputes

In appropriate circumstances, a person affected by an intellectual property complaint may be permitted to provide information showing that:

• The content is authorized.
• A valid license exists.
• The claimant does not own the asserted right.
• The material was incorrectly identified.
• The use is otherwise legally permitted.

Where a formal statutory counter-notice process applies, the applicable legal requirements must be followed.

15. Repeat or Serious Infringement

Where appropriate and supported by the circumstances, Emilwish may take additional action regarding repeated or serious intellectual property infringement.

Such action may include removing disputed materials or restricting use of content associated with substantiated infringement.

16. Product Listings

Because Emilwish sells jewelry, intellectual property complaints may concern elements of a product listing, including:

• Product photographs.
• Product descriptions.
• Brand names.
• Logos.
• Artwork.
• Product packaging shown online.
• Other protected listing content.

Please identify the exact product page when submitting a complaint regarding a product listing.

17. No Transfer of Intellectual Property

Use of emilwish.com does not transfer ownership of intellectual property belonging to Emilwish or any third party.

Unless otherwise permitted by law or expressly authorized, website visitors may not copy, reproduce, distribute, commercially exploit, or falsely claim ownership of protected content appearing on our website.

18. Third-Party Intellectual Property

Names, trademarks, logos, copyrighted materials, and other intellectual property belonging to third parties remain the property of their respective owners.

Any permitted reference to third-party intellectual property does not imply ownership by Emilwish.

19. Privacy of Claim Information

Information submitted with an intellectual property complaint may be used to:

• Review the complaint.
• Verify ownership or authorization.
• Identify the disputed material.
• Communicate about the claim.
• Maintain appropriate records.
• Comply with legal obligations.
• Protect legitimate legal rights.

Where necessary and legally permitted, relevant claim information may be shared with affected parties, service providers, professional advisers, or competent authorities.

Personal information is otherwise handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

20. No Determination of Complex Private Disputes

Our claim process is designed to address intellectual property concerns involving content appearing on emilwish.com.

Emilwish is not a court and cannot provide legal advice or conclusively adjudicate complex ownership disputes between third parties.

Where ownership or infringement depends on a substantial legal dispute, the parties may need to seek independent legal advice or use the appropriate legal process.

21. Relationship to Copyright Notices

Copyright owners seeking to submit a formal copyright takedown notice may also review our DMCA Policy for the specific notice and counter-notice procedures applicable to copyright claims under U.S. law.

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy provides a broader procedure for intellectual property concerns, including trademark and other applicable rights.

22. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy when reasonably necessary to reflect changes in our procedures, website operations, or applicable legal requirements.

The current version will be published on emilwish.com with its applicable effective or updated date.

23. Contact Information

Intellectual property claims concerning content on emilwish.com should be sent to:

Please include all relevant information described in this policy so that your claim can be reviewed efficiently.