Pure 925 Silver Afreen Butterfly Bracelet For Women
Design:-
A beautifully crafted enamel butterfly bracelet captures the elegance and grace of nature's most delicate creatures.Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and seek a piece of jewellery that is both timeless and enchanting.
Specifications:-
Product Length: 6.0CMx5.5cm
Pure silver well stamped with 92.5
Colour- Silver+White
Style- Ethnic Wear, Party Wear
Stone- ENAMEL
Care:-
Keep Your Jewellery Away From Soaps, Perfumes, Cosmetics, Humidity And Extreme Temperature.
Jewellery Is Delicate, Any Impact, Pressure Or Mishandling Can Cause Breakage Or Damage. Repairing, If Possible, Is A Chargeable Service.
Gold Plating Will Fade With Regular Use And Frequent Exposure To Air And Water. It Will Need Re-Plating. We Can Re-Plate It At A Nominal Charge. Stones(Pasted/In Setting) Can Come Off With Rough Usage.
Silver Creations Get Oxidised When Exposed To Air. Use Silver Cleaning Cloth To Clean It. Any Other Powder Or Concentrate May Harm The Original Finish.
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Silver, Rose gold |
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FAQs
Sterling silver is the most common form of silver used for jewelry. It is an alloy, which is a mixture of metals. Pure silver, also known as fine silver, is 99.9% silver. While beautiful, it's very soft and easily bent, scratched, and damaged. To make it more durable and suitable for everyday wear, it is combined with other metals, typically copper. The standard for sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals, which is why it's often stamped with the number "925." This composition provides the ideal balance of silver's natural beauty and the strength needed for crafting long-lasting jewelry.
To prevent tarnishing, you should:
- Keep your silver jewellery in an airtight bag or container when you're not wearing it.
- The oils on your skin can actually help protect silver from tarnishing, so wearing your jewellery regularly can help keep it shiny.
- Take off your jewellery before swimming, showering, applying lotions, perfumes, or hairsprays, or using household cleaning products.
For light tarnish, a simple cleaning with a soft polishing cloth specifically made for silver is often enough to restore its shine. For more significant tarnish, you can use these methods:
Baking Soda and Aluminum Foil: Line a bowl with aluminum foil (shiny side up). Place your silver jewelry in the bowl, add a tablespoon of baking soda, and pour in boiling water. This creates a chemical reaction that can quickly remove tarnish. Be sure to rinse and dry the jewelry thoroughly afterward.
Mild Soap and Water: You can gently scrub lightly tarnished silver with a soft-bristled brush or cloth using warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap.
Avoid abrasive cleaners: Do not use toothpaste, harsh chemical cleaners, or anything abrasive, as they can scratch the surface of your jewelry.