Sterling Silver Geo Bracelet

Additional policies and FAQs

Rings - please make sure that you order your correct ring size. I am unable to resize a ring once it is set with a gemstone without rebuilding the ring. Changing the size of a ring once it's made is a very difficult process and sometimes impossible.
 

Please contact me if you have any questions or need clarification.

Shipping

Please allow 1-3 business days for all IN STOCK Purchases and 5-10 Business Days for all Made To Order Purchases unless otherwise communicated. Free Shipping is included in your order within the United States. I ship USPS first class mail.  All items shipped ready for gift giving.

Orders shipped via USPS first class mail within the US usually take 3-7

Jewelry Care:
Over time, sterling silver will tarnish. To help prevent this, store silver jewelry in a jewelry box or tightly sealed plastic bag. Avoid wearing silver jewelry when swimming in chlorinated water & seawater. To clean and remove tarnish, polish silver gently with a soft polishing cloth or a Polishing Pad. Do not use Silver Dipping Cleaner as it can cause damage to many resins and gems. Many stones can be cleaned by scrubbing gently using a mild dish soap and a soft bristle brush (old toothbrushes work great).

Argentium silver

• is a modern silver alloy that has only been formulated since the 1990s. Traditional sterling silver is composed of 92.5 percent pure silver mixed in with 7.5 copper. Argentium sterling silver doesn't have any copper; it's composed of 92.5 percent pure silver and 7.5 percent germanium. Argentium silver is extremely tarnish-resistant, easily fused and welded for resizing or repair, and has more malleability and ductility than traditional silver and is Nickel free.

Pure Silver

• Pure silver, also referred to as fine silver, has actual silver content of 99.9%. Because of its high purity, fine silver is often used in jewelry making and is often mixed with other metals to make it harder.

Sterling Silver

• Sterling silver is an alloy created when copper is added to pure silver in order to make the resulting compound more durable and less soft.
• Usually, sterling silver has a purity of 92.5%, meaning that 7.5% of the alloy is made of copper or another metal (usually nickel or zinc).