The Duchess | Moss Agate & Clear Quartz S925 Sterling Silver | Classical Lattice Ring

【Crystals】 ◦ Moss Agate | Soothes stress, enhances motivation, broadens social connections ◦ Clear Quartz | Purifies and degausses, boosts positive energy, improves focus 【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/65535/54415141430_1af60b9e05.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54413887422_673985ce18.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53322053539_aef9692fb5.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53321703026_f9f05d56c8_c.jpg 【Important Notes】 1. We use natural crystals. Internal characteristics such as ice cracks, cloudy inclusions, and mineral gaps are unique to natural crystals and not defects. 2. Products are made from natural materials. The color of the same type of crystal will vary in depth; please refer to the actual product received for color. Possible Reasons for S925 Sterling Silver Tarnishing: 1. Air Exposure: Sulfur combines with silver to form a layer of black silver sulfide on the surface. 2. Cosmetics: Oxides in cosmetics, including sulfur, react with silver, causing corrosion. 3. Sweat: Individual sweat composition varies; some have more acidic or sulfur-rich sweat, causing silver to darken quickly for some wearers, while others find their silver remains like new for years. How to Care for S925 Sterling Silver: 1. Clean and polish by adding baking soda to water. 2. Wipe with a silver polishing cloth or polishing paste (polishing cloths contain silver care ingredients; do not wash them to maintain effectiveness). 3. Rub the jewelry with toothpaste, then rinse with water and dry thoroughly. 4. Soak in silver cleaning solution, rinse with water, dry, and keep dry. 5. When not wearing, store silver jewelry properly in a jewelry box or ziplock bag to maintain dryness. ▸ If a silver polishing cloth can restore 80% of the jewelry's luster, there's no need to use polishing paste or silver cleaning solution. ▸ Cleaning agents have a degree of corrosiveness; overuse can cause silver to yellow easily.