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DK.2881/WCZ/G
This striking ear cuff is crafted from polished 925 sterling silver plated in 18ct gold and set with rows of sparkling white cz stones. It is shaped to sit at the middle part of your ear with a seamless hinge. Wear it stacked with other styles from our Ear Stories Collection.
Shown here with the medium version.
*All GA jewelry is 100% hypoallergenic, nickel, cadmium & lead free. Tested and certified by REACH
CARE OF GOLD VERMEIL
Gold vermeil is a layer of gold over sterling silver and requires a little care and attention. Always remove your gold vermeil jewelry when applying scent, lotions and potions, even better, always put your jewelry on last when getting dressed.
Never wear your gold vermeil jewelry in the shower or when swimming. Chlorine especially at high temperatures can permanently damage or discolor your gold vermeil jewelry.
Gently clean your gold vermeil jewelry with a soft polishing cloth.
CARE OF STERLING SILVER
As with most precious metals, sterling silver tarnishes. Having said this, it is less likely to happen as quickly if regularly worn. Clean your silver jewelry in warm soapy water, ensuring that it is rinsed thoroughly and dried before storing. Alternatively polish your silver jewelry with a soft cloth. Like gold, silver is susceptible to damage by chlorine and you should avoid wearing silver jewelry when using chlorine or bleach.
*Please ensure that your returns are sent back in the condition that you receive them in, with the original packaging.
*GALLERIA ARMADORO will not accept returns of any items that have been worn. This is for hygienic reasons.
*We reserve the right to refuse a return if items are non-saleable.
*SALE & customized items cannot be returned.
*Products must be sent back within 14 days of receipt (Greece, Cyprus and International deliveries).
*Returns are not free. You are shipping the goods at your own costs.
*Shipping costs are not refunded unless items are faulty.
* Please note that once an order is made it cannot be edited or cancelled.
