The Duchess | Aquamarine S925 Sterling Silver | Classic Square Cut Ring

【Crystal】 ◦ Aquamarine | Clarity of thought, enhanced confidence, improved communication 【Material Specifications】 ◦ S925 Sterling Silver plated with 14K Gold ◦ US ring sizes #3, #5, #7 https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53266540956_b7bff2b268.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54413887352_e924804915.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53322053539_aef9692fb5.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53321703026_f9f05d56c8_c.jpg 【Important Notes】 1. Natural crystals feature unique characteristics such as internal ice cracks, cotton-like inclusions, or mineral gaps, which are inherent to their nature and not considered defects. 2. As the product is made from natural materials, the color of the same type of crystal may vary in depth and shade. Please refer to the actual product received for color accuracy. Potential factors causing S925 sterling silver tarnish: 1. Air Exposure: Sulfur reacts with silver to form a black silver sulfide film on the surface. 2. Cosmetics: Oxidants in cosmetics, including sulfur, can react with sterling silver, causing corrosion. 3. Sweat: Individual perspiration varies; some sweat is more acidic or sulfurous than others, leading to faster tarnishing for some individuals, while others' silver pieces remain like new for years. How to care for S925 Sterling Silver: 1. Cleaning with baking soda mixed with water can be effective. 2. Polish with a silver polishing cloth or silver polishing cream (polishing cloths contain silver care ingredients; do not wash them to maintain their efficacy). 3. Scrub the jewelry with toothpaste, then rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly. 4. Immerse 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 ziplock bag to maintain dryness. ▸ If a silver polishing cloth restores about 80% of the jewelry's luster, using silver polishing cream or silver cleaning solution may not be necessary. ▸ Cleaning agents can be corrosive; overuse may cause silver to yellow more easily.