Pebble Double Chain Necklace – Silver
£26.00
A chain of two halves and a floating gemstone set into a molten pebble-shaped charm. A soft, elegant and minimal jewellery piece designed to add sparkle and flatter every neckline.
- Silver-plated brass
- Paperclip/Figaro chain measures from 45 cm to 50 cm including extender chain
- Pendant measures: 16mm x 11mm
- Lobster clasp
- Comes in a fabric gift pouch
Only 2 left in stock
Description
HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR JEWELLERY
Our jewels have a brass base at their core, with a thick plate of shiny 14k gold or rhodium silver on top, this material allows us to design beautiful styles without the premium price tag!
It’s important to remember that plated brass may tarnish over time if not cared for correctly. But don’t despair, we have a few easy tips to ensure your jewels the longevity they deserve, so you can keep wearing them time and time again.
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER
Sweat, water and cosmetics are a no-go for your jewellery! Exposing your jewels to these elements will cause them to tarnish, make sure you remove your pieces before exercising, swimming or showering.
AVOID COSMETICS
Avoid using creams or spraying perfume directly onto your jewels, this will accelerate the tarnishing process. When using perfume, we advise applying your scent first, and putting on your jewels later as the last step before you go out.
STORAGE
Give your jewels a safe home! Store jewellery in the original pouch, in a cool dry place (preferably a jewellery box), this is the best way to prevent oxidisation, tarnishing and damage when not being worn.
Junk Jewels are committed to using high quality, affordable materials. Please follow instructions to ensure you can continue to wear your Junk Jewels pieces time and time again.
Over time, platings may fade. Please do not shower with your items. If your items do begin to tarnish, this can be caused by a metal-to-skin oil reaction. As each person’s body oils make different metals react differently, it is not our responsibility to return or exchange your item.
