Silver ring "Solid"

JEWELRY CARE AND WEAR

Handmade jewelry is created from precious metals, porcelain and other carefully selected materials. These materials are durable, but their surfaces can be affected by environmental factors, chemicals and mechanical impact. Proper care helps preserve the appearance of the piece for longer.

EVERYDAY WEAR

It is recommended to remove jewelry before:

• showering, swimming in a pool or in the sea;
• exercising;
• doing household chores;
• applying cosmetics, perfume or hairspray.

Chlorine, salt, cosmetics and household chemicals can affect the metal surface and cause silver to tarnish. During physical activity, jewelry may also be exposed to mechanical impact.

WHY DOES SILVER TARNISH?

Silver naturally reacts with sulfur compounds in the environment. This reaction forms a layer of silver sulfide on the surface, which can gradually change the color of the silver. This is a natural property of the metal and is not considered a defect.

Tarnishing can be accelerated by:

• perspiration;
• cosmetics and perfume;
• household chemicals;
• chlorinated water;
• a humid environment.

HOW TO CLEAN JEWELRY

Mild products are usually enough for light cleaning. The cleaning method should be chosen with all the materials of the piece and its construction in mind.

Gentle cleaning

1. Prepare warm water with a small amount of mild soap.
2. If the materials and construction of the piece allow cleaning with water, gently wipe the jewelry with a soft cloth.
3. Carefully rinse with clean water.
4. Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.

Pieces with pearls, delicate stones or other details that require special care should not be soaked. Such jewelry is best cleaned with a soft, barely damp cloth and dried thoroughly.

Special silver polishing clothscan also be used to care for silver surfaces. Use them on the silver parts only, avoiding contact with pearls and other delicate materials.

WHAT TO AVOID

Jewelry can be damaged by:

• abrasive cleaners;
• strong acids or alkalis;
• harsh household cleaning products;
• strong mechanical impact or pressure.

PORCELAIN DETAILS

Porcelain is a ceramic material fired at a high temperature: during firing its structure sinters and a glassy phase forms. Thanks to this structure, porcelain is very hard, absorbs little water and is long-lasting.

However, like glass or natural stone, it does not withstand strong impacts: a porcelain detail subjected to a strong mechanical blow can crack or break. Jewelry with porcelain elements should therefore be protected from falls and knocks.

STORING JEWELRY

Jewelry is best stored:

• in a dry place;
• separately, one piece apart from another;
• in a jewelry box or a soft pouch.

This reduces the risk of scratches and tarnishing.

WARRANTY

The statutory warranty applies in accordance with the procedure established by law. Damage caused by improper use or external impact is not considered a quality defect of the product if it is established that it resulted from these causes.

Such damage includes:

• damage caused by mechanical impact or falls;
• damage caused by improper use;
• damage caused by exposure to aggressive chemicals.

Natural tarnishing of silver is not in itself considered a quality defect.

RETURNS OF GOODS OF PROPER QUALITY

For jewelry of proper quality purchased at a physical point of sale, the exception set out in point 17.12 of the Retail Trade Rules approved by Resolution No. 697 of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania of 11 June 2001 applies: such items may be exchanged or returned only with the seller's consent.

Jewelry purchased in the online shop is subject to distance selling rules. The buyer generally has the right to withdraw from the sales contract within 14 days of receiving the item without giving a reason, except in cases established by law.

RETURNS OF PERSONALIZED JEWELRY

Jewelry personalized at the buyer's request by engraving or stamping initials, names, dates or other chosen marks cannot be returned or exchanged under the 14-day right of withdrawal.

This exception applies under Article 6.228¹⁰(2)(3) of the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania.

All quality and conformity requirements established by law apply to personalized pieces. The buyer's rights in the event of receiving a defective item remain in force.

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR RING SIZE

You can measure your ring size at home. It is simple – all you need are a few everyday items.

You will need:

• a ruler;
• a piece of thread or thin string;
• scissors;
• a marker.

Important: the thread must not stretch.

HOW TO MEASURE

Wrap the thread around your finger where you will wear the ring. It should sit close to the skin without squeezing it.

Mark the point where the thread overlaps.

Carefully slide the loop over the widest part of your finger – the knuckle. If it does not pass over, repeat the measurement, loosening the loop slightly.

Important! The ring should slide easily over the knuckle and come off with slight resistance. If your knuckle is considerably wider than the base of your finger, take both measurements into account when choosing the size.

Straighten the thread and measure its length up to the mark with a ruler.

Important! Measure as accurately as possible, ideally to 0.5 mm.

To calculate the inner diameter of the ring, divide the length of the thread by 3.14.

EXAMPLE

You measured a finger circumference of 53 mm (5 cm and 3 mm).

53 mm ÷ 3.14 = 16.88 mm.

The inner diameter of the ring is about 16.9 mm.

Your ring size is 17.