The Duchess | Iolite S925 Sterling Silver | Classical Floral Stud Earrings

【Gemstone】 ◦ Iolite | Soothes emotions, sparks creativity, enhances expression 【Material Specifications】 ◦ 14K Gold Plated S925 Sterling Silver ◦ Stud Earrings ◦ Size: 8.5*8.5*2mm https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53266540956_b7bff2b268.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54414942954_cd3dc3e583.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53322053539_aef9692fb5.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53321703026_f9f05d56c8_c.jpg 【Important Notes】 1. As natural gemstones are used, internal characteristics such as ice cracks, cotton-like inclusions, or mineral gaps are inherent to natural crystals and are not considered defects. 2. Due to the natural origin of the materials, there may be variations in color depth for the same type of gemstone. Please refer to the actual product received for color accuracy. Factors that may cause S925 sterling silver to tarnish: 1. Air Exposure: Sulfur in the air reacts with silver to form a layer of black silver sulfide on the surface. 2. Cosmetics: Oxidizing agents, including sulfur, found in cosmetics can react with silver jewelry, causing corrosion. 3. Sweat: Individual perspiration varies; some sweat is more acidic or sulfur-rich than others. This is why some people's silver jewelry tarnishes quickly, while others' remains bright even after years of wear. How to care for S925 sterling silver: 1. You can clean and polish the jewelry by adding baking soda to water. 2. Use a silver polishing cloth or silver polishing cream (silver polishing cloths contain silver care ingredients; do not wash them to maintain their effectiveness). 3. Gently rub the jewelry with toothpaste, then rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly. 4. Soak in silver cleaning solution, then rinse with clean water, dry, and keep dry. 5. When not wearing, store your silver jewelry properly in a jewelry box or a resealable bag to maintain dryness. ▸ If a silver polishing cloth can restore about 80% of the jewelry's luster, there is no need to use silver polishing cream or silver cleaning solution. ▸ Cleaning agents have a certain degree of corrosiveness; overuse can cause silver to yellow more easily.