SHIPPING/ONLINE ORDERS
- I've placed an order online or in-store & need an update. Who do I call or email?
Please email us at info@verameat.com or call our Brooklyn store at 718-388-2400. All of your orders are packed by hand at the store, Monday-Saturday 12-8pm EST. That is the best time to contact us and to expect a timely response :)
- How long does it take to get my Verameat?
If items ordered are not in stock, we special order it for you! Special orders take about 1-2 weeks to be made and prepared for shipping, which should be added to the following shipping services and turn around times:
USPS Standard Shipping (Domestic) - 1 to 5 weeks
USPS Standard Shipping (Int'l) - 2 to 6 weeks
USPS Express Mail (Int'l) - 3 to 5 business days
FedEx Expedited (Domestic) - 3 to 5 business days
DHL Expedited (Int'l) - 1 to 3 business days
Special Orders
Please allow 1-3 weeks (NY orders) or 4-6 weeks (LA orders) for all special order jewelry to be handmade, just for you!
For any faster shipping services or to inquire on available stock, please email us at info@verameat.com or give us a call at our Brooklyn location: 718-388-2400. We love our customers and will do what it takes to make you happy!
- Do you ship internationally?
- Can I order a different chain than what is offered online?
Sure! You can call any of our locations during store hours to special order any charm with any chain length, or you can email us at info@verameat.com. Usually the chains Vera uses are 18", 24" and 30". Vera often chooses which chain she thinks works best for each style, but if you’d like another length, just ask!
- What if I have questions about the online store?
Please send any questions about our online store or online purchases to the Manager of our Brooklyn store, Maya Gooding at maya@verameat.com.
EXCHANGES
RING SIZES
- Is there an international ring size chart?
ABOUT THE JEWELRY
- Is the silver sterling silver? Also, what is gold fill?
- I have some VeraMeat & I’d like to polish it, how do I do it?
For silver you can make a paste of baking soda and water and gently buff with a cloth or tooth brush. You can also use white toothpaste. Or boil with baking soda and 1 teaspoon of salt for just a few minutes and polish with soft cloth.
For red copper make paste using lemon and salt or cut a lemon in half, dip into course salt, polish and rinse. You can also place a lot of salt in a little water, add enough vinegar to cover the salt, place copper in the bowl & rinse after 5 minutes.
For gold use a little white toothpaste and polish with soft cloth.
For gold brass believe it or not tomato sauce works well if you rinse with water after. You can also make a lemon and baking soda solution. Also the vinegar and salt with soft cloth method works well. Rub with olive oil after to prevent tarnishing!
- Will the copper and gold brass turn my fingers green?
It depends one hundred percent on the person. Those with dry skin have less chance of fingers turning green. You can put clear nail polish inside ring which will protect it & your fingers. If you are unsure about what metal allergies you might have, sterling silver is always safe bet.
STORES
East Village Flagship Store in NYC: (212)388-9045
Brooklyn Store: (718)388-2400
Beverly Hills, CA: (310)288-0050
Email info@verameat.com
or stop by any of our 3 locations
- What are the daily store hours?
Our New York and Brooklyn Locations are open daily from 12pm-8pm
Our LA location is open daily from 11am-7pm
VERAMEAT TV
- What's the deal with VeraMeat TV Band interviews?
We do interviews with bands that inspire us & we think our lovely customers would like. Here's the latest:
- What are Vera's favorite rings?
Yes follow her on http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fred-Meat/
CHAIN LENGTHS
18" chain is just above the cleavage
24" chain is at about chest level
30" chain is just bellow.
Watch video below to see where the chains would fit on you!
VM ARTWORK/ARTISTS
- Who makes the half-animal/half-human VeraMeat cards & who made the paintings of Vera plus Fred that are in the store?
The art in our store of Vera & Fred is done by Allyson Mellberg, please see her blog here: http://allysonandjeremy.blogspot.com/
The half-animal/half-human art wearing VeraMeat is done by Michela Vinton: http://michelavinton.com/verameat
- I'm an artist - how can I get free Verameat?
All you have to do is enter our illustrator competition, each month the winner get's free VeraMeat jewelry in exchange for their lovely art! Just draw Vera, puppy mascot Fred & some of our jewelry. Email your drawing to michele@verameat.com & megan@verameat.com. Then at the end of the month we'll let you know who the winner is. Could be you! If you win we will show your work, maybe use it on one of our postcards & we will of coarse give you credit as the artist. Win win :)
- I love the campaign photos on your site! Who are the creators behind them?
Our favorite stylist friend Rachel Gilman spearheaded this shoot with Joshua Allen as photographer, hair by & makeup by Jen Myles. With designer Vera of VeraMeat as model!
WHOLESALE/PR
- Who is the PR contact for VeraMeat?
Cheryl McLean // CPR // 323-512-3822 // creativepr@earthlink.net

