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Giveaway terms

Aegean Gems giveaway, November 2026: terms

  1. Promoter: Arthur Trombetta, Flat 9 Chaucer Court, Rochester, ME2 4GJ, [email protected].
  2. Prize: one A3 (30 x 42 cm) print-only limited edition of Ember Agate, Iris or Lapis Atlas, chosen by the winner, with Certificate of Authenticity (shop value GBP80). No cash alternative. The prize is not transferable.
  3. Who can enter: residents of the UK or the European Union (excluding Italy, Spain and Poland) aged 18 or over. Not open to the promoter's family or anyone involved in running the draw.
  4. How to enter: join the promoter's mailing list through the giveaway form. One entry per person. No purchase necessary. Entering adds you to the mailing list (about one email a month); you can unsubscribe at any time with the link in every email, and your entry still counts.
  5. Dates: opens 17:00 on 2 November 2026, closes 23:59 on 29 November 2026 (UK time). Late entries will not count.
  6. Draw: one winner chosen at random from all valid entries on 30 November 2026, in the presence of an independent witness.
  7. Winner: contacted by email by 30 November 2026 and asked to reply within 7 days with their choice of artwork and a delivery address in an eligible country. If there is no reply, a new winner will be drawn. The winner's first name and town may be shared on request; the winner may decline.
  8. Delivery: the prize is made to order and posted free to the winner's address in the UK or an eligible EU country, expected before Christmas. EU deliveries are sent from within the EU, so no import charges should apply.
  9. Data: entrants' names and emails are used to run the draw and to send the mailing list, as set out in the privacy policy at arthurtrombetta.com/policies/privacy. They are never sold.
  10. Social platforms: this promotion is not sponsored, endorsed or run by Instagram, Meta or Pinterest.
  11. Changes: if the draw cannot run as planned for reasons beyond the promoter's control, the promoter may change or cancel it, giving notice where possible.
  12. Law: these terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.