- Details: All rings have a clear protective coating to prevent quick wear and tarnishing.
- Sizes available: 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
- Material: recycled brass
- Plating: 14K Gold or Rhodium (silver)
- What is Gold Plated Jewelry?
Gold plated jewelry is a type of jewelry that has a base metal, such as brass or copper, coated with a thin layer of gold. The gold layer used in gold plated jewelry is typically less than 1 micron thick, which is much thinner than the gold layer in gold vermeil jewelry. Gold plated jewelry is often used for fashion accessories and is less expensive than solid gold jewelry.
- What is Rhodium Plated Jewelry?
Rhodium plated jewelry is made by coating a base metal, such as silver or white gold, with a thin layer of rhodium, a precious metal that is highly reflective and resistant to corrosion. Rhodium plating is used to enhance the appearance of jewelry, giving it a bright, silvery finish and providing an extra layer of protection to the underlying metal. While rhodium is too expensive and brittle to be used for making jewelry, it is an excellent plating material due to its luster and durability.
- What we stand for:
Known for its bold, edgy, and versatile statement pieces. Eklexic jewelry is designed for both minimalist everyday wear and impactful stacked styles. Elevate your style with Handcrafted, sustainable, and hypoallergenic jewelry of top-notch quality.
- How to care for your jewelry?
To keep it looking its best, it is recommended to store it in a jewelry pouch when not being worn. To clean demi-fine jewelry, rub it gently with a polishing cloth in one direction. Avoid using products like tissue or paper towels on your jewelry, as they can cause scratching. It is also recommended to avoid exposing demi-fine jewelry to harsh chemicals or wearing it in the shower or while swimming. To clean precious and semi-precious stones, a solution of warm water and dish detergent can be used. For a slightly deeper clean, mix two tablespoons of water and one tablespoon of baking soda together. Once a paste consistency is achieved, apply it onto a toothbrush or cloth and scrub gently onto the jewelry. Rinse and pat to dry with a soft cloth. Avoid using jewelry dips or polishes as they may contain harsh abrasives. With proper care and maintenance, demi-fine jewelry can last for many years.
