Designer Bracelet Luxury Bangle Jewelry Jewellery 18K Gold Plated Size Sixteen Point Seven Centimeter Six Point Five Inch Twelve Millimeter Width Gift for Women
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On all orders over $75- Elegant Timeless Design These bracelets feature refined, minimalist silhouettes and classic details that blend 'timeless elegance with contemporary style
- Artisanal High-End Craftsmanship Every piece is a meticulous work of art, handcrafted by skilled artisans with close attention to detail
- Fashionable Luxury Appeal A designer gold bracelet is as much a style statement as it is jewelry. These high-end pieces quietly signal success and confidence, acting as subtle symbols of status and refined taste
- Perfect Gift Choice With their universal appeal, gold bracelets make thoughtful, memorable gifts for any milestone. From birthdays and graduations to anniversaries or holidays, a finely crafted gold bracelet is a keepsake that the recipient will treasure
- Versatile for Every Occasion Designer gold bracelets are perfect for day-to-night wear. Their adaptable style allows them to complement everything from jeans-and-tee outfits to formal attire
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SIZE IS RECOMMENDED
Necklace Pendant Size
Lady
14 inch (36cm): About the length of the neck
16 inch (40cm): The lenath is the same as the collar
18 inch (46cm): Drop close to the clavicle
20 inch (50cm): Drop a little below the clavicle
22 inch (55cm): Close to the neckline
24 inch (60cm): Hang down below the neckline
30 inch (76cm): Drop to upper abdomen
33 inch (84cm): Hang your navel
Man
18 inch (46cm): Near the base of the neck, a small- necklace
20 inch (50cm): Near the clavicle, is the most com- monlyused size
24 inch (60cm): Drop to chest position
International Ring Size Size Chart
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Sample Showroom:
Our sample showroom is a vibrant showcase of innovation, design, and high-quality craftsmanship. Located within the company, it is a dynamic space where visitors can explore our latest products, designs, and innovations.
Disadvantages of Plated Jewelry
Plated jewelry is indeed popular because it can provide the luster and color similar to precious metals (such as gold, white gold, rose gold, rhodium) at a relatively low price. However, it also has some significant drawbacks:
1.Prone to Fading/Discoloration:
Core Issue: This is the most common and noticeable disadvantage of plated jewelry. The surface plating is only a very thin metallic film (typically only a few micrometers or even thinner).
Causes: Daily friction from wear (contact with clothing, skin, surfaces), sweat (especially acidic sweat), cosmetics, perfume, detergents, chemicals (like chlorine in swimming pools), and even sulfides in the air can gradually wear down or corrode this thin plating layer.
Manifestation: Once the plating wears off, the base metal underneath (usually copper, brass, nickel, silver, etc.) is exposed, causing the jewelry to develop spots, turn black, green, or dull, or lose its shine entirely, ruining its original color and beauty.
Speed: The fading speed depends on plating thickness, base metal, frequency of wear, exposure environment, and individual body chemistry (sweat acidity). Low-end plating may fade noticeably within weeks or months, while thicker, higher-quality plating (like "heavy gold plating") can last longer.
2.May Cause Allergic Reactions:
After Plating Wears Off: When the surface plating wears or peels off, exposing the base metal that comes into direct contact with the skin, if that base metal contains nickel (a common allergen), it can easily trigger contact dermatitis, leading to redness, itching, rashes, or even sores.
Low-Quality Plating: Even if the plating doesn't show obvious wear, if the layer itself is thin, porous, or poorly applied, ions from the base metal (especially nickel) can leach out and cause skin allergies upon contact.
*Sensitive Individuals:* People allergic to nickel need to be extra cautious. They should try to choose plated jewelry explicitly labeled "nickel-free" or with a hypoallergenic base material (like titanium, surgical steel, pure silver), or opt for thicker, denser plating.
3.Requires Careful Maintenance:
To delay fading, plated jewelry requires much more careful wearing and maintenance compared to solid precious metal jewelry.
Avoid Contact: Avoid contact with chemicals (perfume, hairspray, dish soap, cosmetics, sunscreen, bleach, chlorine), sweat (best removed during sports or heavy sweating), salt water (swimming, sea bathing), and hard friction.
Wearing Order:Put jewelry on after applying makeup and perfume.
Cleaning:Clean gently with a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive cleaners or tools.
Storage: When not worn, store separately in a sealed bag or jewelry box to prevent oxidation and scratching from contact with other items.
This high-maintenance requirement can be troublesome for everyday wear.
4.Not Durable, Limited Lifespan:
Due to its tendency to fade, the "prime condition" lifespan of plated jewelry is usually short. It's more like a consumable or fast-fashion accessory rather than an heirloom piece meant to be passed down through generations.
Repeated wear and oxidation will eventually cause it to lose its original luster.
5.Low Value:
The value of plated jewelry lies primarily in its decorative appeal and the value of the precious metal in the plating. However, the plating contains an extremely low amount of precious metal (often only a few milligrams), and the base metal itself has little value. Once the plating wears off, the jewelry's value becomes very low. It has almost no resale value or ability to retain value, completely unlike solid gold or silver jewelry.
6. Difficult and Costly to Repair:
When the plating layer is severely worn or peeled, it can theoretically be re-plated. However, the cost of re-plating (including labor and materials) is often close to or even exceeds the price of buying a new piece of plated jewelry, especially for inherently low-value items, making it economically impractical. Solid precious metal jewelry, in contrast, can be refurbished through polishing or re-finishing.
7.Uneven Color Change:
Plating wear may not be uniform, leading to a mottled, uneven color appearance on the jewelry's surface, which affects its aesthetics.
8.Base Metal May Stain Skin:
Certain base metals (especially copper alloys) can leach ions under the influence of sweat, leaving green or black marks ("verdigris") on the skin. While usually harmless, this affects appearance and wearability.
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