Jewelry Details and Important Care Instructions

*Put your jewelry on AFTER you use hair spray, body lotions, oils or perfumes.
*Do not swim, bathe or exercise while wearing your jewelry.
*Carefully wipe your jewelry with a soft cotton cloth after each wearing.
*Always make sure your jewelry is dry before you put it away.
*Store each piece of jewelry separately.
*Clean your jewelry with a solution of mild dish soap in warm water and towel dry.
*Do not expose your jewelry to household cleaning products, especially chlorine bleach.

.925 Sterling Silver

Sterling Silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals, usually copper.  Silver by itself is normally too soft by itself that is why it is alloyed with other metals to give strength.  All silver will tarnish over time.  To bring the jewelry back to its original luster it can be cleaned with a jewelry polishing cloth. 

Cubic Zirconia (CZ)

A cubic zirconia has such a close visual likeness to a diamond that only a trained eye can easily differentiate between the two.  A cubic zirconia will weigh about 1.7 times more than a diamond of equivalent shape and is available in a variety of colors.  All carat weights listed on our website are to a diamonds equivalent.

Rhodium

Rhodium is a lustrous, hard, durable, silvery-white metallic material that is found in the platinum group of metals.  Because of its brilliance, rhodium is often plated on other materials to produce a durable corrosion-resistant coating.

Stainless Steel

Our Stainless Steel Rings, Bracelets, Earrings and Body Jewelry are crafted of 316L surgical grade stainless steel.  Stainless steel is known for its durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion.  Stainless steel will not tarnish and does not react with most skin types. 

How to Care for Your Jewelry

It is suggested to use soap and water to remove dirt or residue from your jewelry and to dry your jewelry with a soft cloth.  It is not suggested to use paper towels or tissues to dry your jewelry.  Once dry, a jewelry polishing cloth can be used to bring back your jewelry’s shine.

It is best to avoid any type of abrasive cleaners or chemicals as this can cause discoloration or scratch your jewelry.  It is best not to immerse your jewelry in water if it contains stones of any kind, as this can cause the stones to come loose.