Jewelry Care
HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR LINKS JEWELS JEWELRY
Links Jewels Jewelry is designed to last for many years to come, but all precious metals and stones will naturally tarnish if not properly taken care of. Always protect your piece of jewelry from scratches, chemicals, sunlight and heat/cold to minimize these effects.
SILK JEWELLERY
Follow these instructions to keep your silk jewelry in good condition.
• Avoid contact with cleaning products and make-up.
• Do not wear the piece of jewelry while showering, exercising or sleeping.
• Avoid contact with harsh chemicals such as hairspray, perfume and sunscreen.
• Polish the piece of jewelry regularly with a silver cloth.
• When you are not wearing the jewelry, store it in the Jewelry box to prevent it from damaging or discoloring.
• Do not wear the piece of jewelry while showering, exercising or sleeping.
• Avoid contact with harsh chemicals such as hairspray, perfume and sunscreen.
• Polish the piece of jewelry regularly with a silver cloth.
• When you are not wearing the jewelry, store it in the Jewelry box to prevent it from damaging or discoloring.
LEATHER BRACELETS
Leather bracelets from Links Jewels are handmade in Europe of exquisite skin purchased in accordance with the EU REACH.
Since leather is a natural product the color of the leather may vary from bracelet to bracelet. Please note that light colors are more sensitive to dirt than dark colors.
The color of the leather may fade if exposed to direct sunlight or water. If the bracelet is exposed to water to the point of the leather becoming moist, it may consequently dry
Leather bracelets from Links Jewels are handmade in Europe of exquisite skin purchased in accordance with the EU REACH.
Since leather is a natural product the color of the leather may vary from bracelet to bracelet. Please note that light colors are more sensitive to dirt than dark colors.
The color of the leather may fade if exposed to direct sunlight or water. If the bracelet is exposed to water to the point of the leather becoming moist, it may consequently dry
STAINLESS STEEL
316L, contains nickel. But is made to have as low a nickel content as possible. Nickel is available in stainless steel but it is so tightly bound in the metal that less than 0.1 millionths of a gram of nickel is emitted per cm2 and week. It is so small that our stainless steel products meet EU directives for products that come into close and long-term contact with the skin. The limit value is 0.5 millionths of a gram / cm2 / week.