Structured bloom. Quiet shine. This bangle frames the wrist in a fine row of beaded edges and delicate floral motifs, each flower set with marquise-cut stones, inspired by the soft bloom of the kinmokusei. Refined in detail. Strong in shape. Designed to feel considered, Care Guide To keep your Uchi & Soto piece looking its best: Avoid contact with water, perfume, lotions and household chemicals. Plated silver can dull over time when exposed to moisture or harsh products. Remove before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping. This protects both the plating and the CZ rhinestone setting. Store your jewellery in a dry, cool place. Use the Uchi & Soto pouch or box to prevent scratches and reduce tarnishing. Wipe gently after each wear. Use a soft, lint-free polishing cloth to maintain shine. Do not use liquid silver cleaners on plated jewellery. Handle with care. Avoid dropping or knocking the pendant as CZ rhinestones can chip if hit with force.
UCHI AND SOTO Women's Kinmokusei Silver Bead Floral Bangle
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Women's Kinmokusei Silver Bead Floral Bangle
Structured bloom. Quiet shine. This bangle frames the wrist in a fine row of beaded edges and delicate floral motifs, each flower set with marquise-cut stones, inspired by the soft bloom of the kinmokusei. Refined in detail. Strong in shape. Designed to feel considered, Care Guide To keep your Uchi & Soto piece looking its best: Avoid contact with water, perfume, lotions and household chemicals. Plated silver can dull over time when exposed to moisture or harsh products. Remove before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping. This protects both the plating and the CZ rhinestone setting. Store your jewellery in a dry, cool place. Use the Uchi & Soto pouch or box to prevent scratches and reduce tarnishing. Wipe gently after each wear. Use a soft, lint-free polishing cloth to maintain shine. Do not use liquid silver cleaners on plated jewellery. Handle with care. Avoid dropping or knocking the pendant as CZ rhinestones can chip if hit with force.
