Each piece of jewelry is carefully crafted by hand, giving it a unique touch. This may result in slight differences from the images, but they underline the beauty and quality of the product.

Our gold plating is not guaranteed to last as it may show some wear and tear over time and use. Longevity depends on the care of the piece of jewelry.

To ensure your gold-plated jewelry lasts longer, it's important to avoid some care practices. Here are some tips:

1. Avoid contact with chemicals: Avoid contact with chemicals such as perfume, hairspray, detergents and chlorine as they can damage gold plating.
2. Do not wear in water: Do not wear gold-plated jewelry while swimming, showering, or doing other activities that involve water or moisture. Water can damage the surface and cause the gold plating to degrade more quickly.
3. Avoid sweating: Sweating can affect the shine of the gold plating. Therefore, remove gold-plated jewelry before exercising or other physical activities that can lead to increased sweating.
4. Avoid mechanical stress: Gold-plated jewelry is more sensitive to scratches and abrasion. To prevent scratches, avoid wearing jewelry in areas that are subject to high friction or impact.
5. Regular cleaning: Clean gold-plated jewelry regularly with a soft cloth to remove dirt and oils. Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents or brushes.
6. Store separately: Store gold-plated jewelry separately from other jewelry to avoid scratches and damage. Use jewelry boxes or bags with soft linings.
7. Proper Storage: Store gold-plated jewelry in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Extreme temperatures and humidity can affect gold plating.
8. Avoid contact with oils: Avoid direct contact with oils from skin care products as they can affect the gold plating.

Unfortunately, due to the individual nature of the jewelry, we are unable to offer returns or exchanges. However, we are always available to ensure you are happy with your purchase and to address any questions or concerns you may have.