Necklace with natural blue iolite, in 925 rhodium silver, length 42 + 3 cm

Description | Necklace with natural blue iolite, in rhodium-plated silver 925/1000, length 42 + 3 cm

General description of the necklace

Discover our 925/1000 rhodium silver necklace, adorned with natural blue iolite. This jewel is specially designed for resale professionals, seeking to offer their end customers unique and elegant pieces. Intended for a female clientele, this necklace combines refinement and simplicity, ideal for completing a varied and attractive jewelry collection.

Technical description of the necklace

• Adjustable Length: This necklace measures 42cm and has a 3cm extension, allowing for perfect adaptation to different body shapes and style preferences.
• Material: Made of 925/1000 rhodium-plated silver, this necklace guarantees durability and shine that lasts over time, meeting the expectations of the most demanding customers.
• Natural Stone: The central element of this jewel is the blue iolite, of Indian origin, which brings a touch of color and sophistication. The natural stone ensures authenticity and originality to each piece.

Necklace manufacturing, standards and certifications

For the necklace with natural blue iolite, in rhodium-plated silver 925/1000, length 42 + 3 cm, Opalook adopts precise methods that comply with current standards. The manufacturing process begins with design and prototyping, where each necklace is carefully imagined, drawn, created and examined to ensure both conformity and value. High-quality natural blue iolites are selected from around the world to guarantee their authenticity. Once the prototype is finalized, plaster molds are created, in which the 925/1000 silver is heated and poured to form the base of the necklace. Each step of the manufacturing process includes careful inspection and precise finishing. The 925/1000 silver necklaces are hallmarked to authenticate their composition, including hallmarks corresponding to the metal and importer hallmarks. A rhodium plating treatment is applied to ensure a shiny and durable finish, preventing oxidation. Each necklace comes with a certificate of authenticity and an information leaflet, reflecting Opalook 's commitment to quality and transparency.

Care tips for professionals and necklace wearers

Tips for professionals:

To ensure the longevity and beauty of our natural stone jewelry, it is essential to follow a few recommendations. When displaying the opalook bracelet in a window, carefully protect it from shocks and scratches by using suitable displays. Also limit its exposure to intense light, which could dull its natural color and shine. For regular maintenance, gently clean the stones of the bracelet with a damp cloth, without using chemicals that could damage them. This will best preserve the quality and appeal of this jewelry for your customers.

Tips for necklace wearers:

• Cleaning and maintenance: For optimal maintenance of your natural stone jewelry, advise your customers to use a little warm water and natural soap to gently clean the stone. After washing, it is important to rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth. Harsh chemicals and high heat should be avoided to preserve the integrity of the stone and metal.
• Special Precautions: To avoid damaging natural stone jewelry, advise your customers to avoid contact with harsh chemicals and protect them from high heat. When cleaning, it is recommended to use mild, natural solutions and avoid hard toothbrushes to prevent scratches.
• Storage: Recommend that your customers store their natural stone jewelry in a separate bag, ideally made of soft fabric, to avoid scratches and damage caused by contact with other jewelry. Proper storage is essential to preserve the quality and durability of jewelry.
• Purification and recharging: To purify natural stones, recommend an energetic cleaning using incense smoke or white sage, avoiding salt water baths that could damage the metal. To recharge the stones, recommend placing them on a flower of life or rinsing them with spring water, then briefly exposing them to sunlight, taking care not to prolong the exposure to avoid discoloration of certain stones.