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Last updated September 21, 2026

What we collect

When you claim a stone we collect the printed registry name you choose, an optional dedication message, your email address, and — for framed items — your shipping name and address. We also keep the order record itself: the packages purchased, totals, discount code used, and the stones registered.

What appears publicly

A registration creates a permanent public registry page for that stone. That page shows only the printed registry name, the optional dedication, the stone's location details (face, level, position), its Stone ID and Registry Number, and the registration date.

Your email address, shipping address, order number, and payment details are never shown on a public page and are never returned by registry search results. Registry search accepts an email address or order number only as an exact private lookup, and never displays the value you searched for.

Payments

Card payments are processed by Stripe. We never receive or store your full card number. Stripe handles card data under its own privacy terms.

Email

We email you an order confirmation, your certificate link, and a shipment notice when a framed item ships. We do not sell your email address or use it for unrelated marketing.

Analytics

If website analytics are enabled, we may use Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel to measure how visitors reach and move through the site, including completed purchases in aggregate. We do not upload customer names, email addresses, or hashed identifiers to advertising platforms.

Your choices

You may ask us to correct a printed registry name, change or remove a dedication, or release a registration. Write to team@carvehistory.com from the email address on the order.

Questions? Write to team@carvehistory.com.

The Registry

About The Carve History Registry

Carve History is an independent commemorative registry created to celebrate the history, architecture, and stories of remarkable landmarks. A Carve History registration is symbolic and commemorative. It does not convey ownership, title, property rights, naming rights, access rights, or any other legal interest in the landmark or any physical portion of it.

Carve History is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the National Park Service, the United States government, or the owners, operators, or governing organizations of featured landmarks unless expressly stated otherwise.

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