Crafted in England in the 1990's, this genuine rediscovered vintage chain is brand new and available for you to own a piece of jewellery history, in limited numbers. Featuring high-shine, thick 22ct gold plating on an alloy base metal, this simple, polished design is a box chain formed by long rectangle links. Secured with a spring ring clasp. Please note vintage jewellery is made from brass/copper/alloy metals and then plated with gold and therefore may contain nickel - those allergic to nickel should avoid allowing the jewellery making contact with the skin. Delivered in a Gold Trip presentation microfibre pouch perfect for gifting yourself or others. To prevent your Gold Trip jewellery from breaking or tarnishing easily, follow these simple tips, which will keep your jewellery looking shiny and intact for as long as possible: Avoid exposing your jewellery to solvents, perfumes, hair sprays or other chemicals. Make sure that these are applied and fully absorbed or patted dry before putting on your jewellery. Oils in skin and sulphur in some knitwear can tarnish jewellery, avoid letting your jewellery come into contact with these where possible. Do not wear your jewellery whilst in bed, showering, gardening, doing housework, swimming or at the gym. Keep your jewellery away from hard surfaces. Bumps and scratches will cause the plated layer to wear away faster. Be aware that constant/very regular wear will cause plating to fade quicker. Put jewellery on last when dressing and take off first when undressing. To prevent jewellery tarnishing, use some anti-tarnish tissue paper to wrap your fashion jewellery in, which will give your jewellery the best protection against blemishing. For a nice polished finish, use a soft cloth or glasses cleaning cloth to gently wipe the surface of your jewellery. For crystals and gemstones, do not use tissue paper or paper towels to clean gemstones as they can cause scratching. Use a soft damp cloth to carefully wipe them instead.
GOLD TRIP Women's Gold Vintage Box Link Necklace
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Women's Gold Vintage Box Link Necklace
Crafted in England in the 1990's, this genuine rediscovered vintage chain is brand new and available for you to own a piece of jewellery history, in limited numbers. Featuring high-shine, thick 22ct gold plating on an alloy base metal, this simple, polished design is a box chain formed by long rectangle links. Secured with a spring ring clasp. Please note vintage jewellery is made from brass/copper/alloy metals and then plated with gold and therefore may contain nickel - those allergic to nickel should avoid allowing the jewellery making contact with the skin. Delivered in a Gold Trip presentation microfibre pouch perfect for gifting yourself or others. To prevent your Gold Trip jewellery from breaking or tarnishing easily, follow these simple tips, which will keep your jewellery looking shiny and intact for as long as possible: Avoid exposing your jewellery to solvents, perfumes, hair sprays or other chemicals. Make sure that these are applied and fully absorbed or patted dry before putting on your jewellery. Oils in skin and sulphur in some knitwear can tarnish jewellery, avoid letting your jewellery come into contact with these where possible. Do not wear your jewellery whilst in bed, showering, gardening, doing housework, swimming or at the gym. Keep your jewellery away from hard surfaces. Bumps and scratches will cause the plated layer to wear away faster. Be aware that constant/very regular wear will cause plating to fade quicker. Put jewellery on last when dressing and take off first when undressing. To prevent jewellery tarnishing, use some anti-tarnish tissue paper to wrap your fashion jewellery in, which will give your jewellery the best protection against blemishing. For a nice polished finish, use a soft cloth or glasses cleaning cloth to gently wipe the surface of your jewellery. For crystals and gemstones, do not use tissue paper or paper towels to clean gemstones as they can cause scratching. Use a soft damp cloth to carefully wipe them instead.