Crystal Lined Open Ring

14K Gold Jewelry:
To clean your gold jewelry, scrub lightly with a soft-bristled brush, warm water and antibacterial soap. Cleaning with alcohol or harsh chemicals is not recommended. Overtime gold can lose its luster. To preserve the brilliance of your gold jewelry, buff the metal gently with a clean cloth and always store your pieces in a safe, dry environment.

Demi-Fine Jewelry; also known as Gold Plated Sterling Silver:
Remove your jewelry before exercising, washing your hands or showering. Always apply perfumes, creams and hair care products before wearing. To clean your fashion jewelry, polish gently with a specialty silver cloth and always store in a safe and dry environment.

Titanium:
To clean your titanium jewelry, scrub lightly with a soft-bristled brush, warm water and antibacterial soap. Cleaning with alcohol or harsh chemicals is not recommended. Anodized titanium may fade over time due to body chemistry or when worn in friction-prone areas, but this is not harmful to the wearer.

Our gold jewelry comes in both 14k yellow and white gold designs. When it comes to precious metals, gold is the least reactive metal that will not oxidize or discolor. Our 14k gold selections are perfect for everyday wear. Gold in its purest form 24k, is too soft to work with, while grades under 14k could result in migration, rejection, or develop permanent reactions to gold. Additionally, solid gold is appropriate for initial piercings if it’s nickel-free and between 14k or 18k in grade.

Our Demi-Fine jewelry comes in both 18k yellow gold and white gold plated on sterling silver. We do not recommend wearing our Demi-Fine jewelry on fresh or unhealed piercings. Due to the thick gold plating on our sterling silver pieces, you can wear our fashion jewelry for longer periods of time without the worry of the tarnish or color change. We do recommend removing your earrings daily and washing them with soap and water to improve longevity.

Our Titanium ASTM F-136 jewelry provides a popular alternative to stainless steel for body options. Expert piercers prefer using titanium for initial piercings as the innate properties of titanium cause less complications and rejections during the healing process. Titanium is a lightweight and hypoallergenic metal, and its para magnetism makes it safe to wear during medical procedures like MRIs. This metal is excellent for people with sensitive skin as it does not contain nickel, and it weighs almost 50% less than steel.