★ SIZE and WEIGHT ★
Weight - 12-13 grams approximately
Size - 18 mm (0.71 inches)
These cufflinks (and all our other jewelry) we make to order only,
so it means that you will receive the item,
which will be made specially for you!
These cufflinks are made of 925 silver
with dark grey (or light black) patina.
If you need it without patina - just silver -
please send me a direct request.
These cufflinks come with a beautiful branded box,
so you can use it as a gift exactly after receiving.
★ FABRIC & MATERIALS ★
We use 925 silver only for all our sterling silver jewelry.
What does it mean?
925 silver is an alloy of 92,5% of pure silver
and 7,5% of copper,
so please check our caring guidance!
★ CARING GUIDANCE ★
Silver tarnishes because of oxidization –
but it is not caused by oxygen exposure.
Tarnish develops due to the presence
of hydrogen sulfide in the air
or in any materials that come into contact with the silver.
Unlike rust, tarnish is a ‘self-limiting’ patina,
affecting only the top few layers and ultimately protecting the metal.
While this is good news overall, it is not particularly pretty.
If your sterling silver is already tarnished,
try clean it immediately to avoid future tarnishing.
Use a polishing cloth made especially for silver.
If the tarnish is beyond repair using a cloth,
try a silver wash.
If this doesn't work, you can visit a jewelry
who has special equipment to rid silver of tarnish.
Weight - 12-13 grams approximately
Size - 18 mm (0.71 inches)
These cufflinks (and all our other jewelry) we make to order only,
so it means that you will receive the item,
which will be made specially for you!
These cufflinks are made of 925 silver
with dark grey (or light black) patina.
If you need it without patina - just silver -
please send me a direct request.
These cufflinks come with a beautiful branded box,
so you can use it as a gift exactly after receiving.
★ FABRIC & MATERIALS ★
We use 925 silver only for all our sterling silver jewelry.
What does it mean?
925 silver is an alloy of 92,5% of pure silver
and 7,5% of copper,
so please check our caring guidance!
★ CARING GUIDANCE ★
Silver tarnishes because of oxidization –
but it is not caused by oxygen exposure.
Tarnish develops due to the presence
of hydrogen sulfide in the air
or in any materials that come into contact with the silver.
Unlike rust, tarnish is a ‘self-limiting’ patina,
affecting only the top few layers and ultimately protecting the metal.
While this is good news overall, it is not particularly pretty.
If your sterling silver is already tarnished,
try clean it immediately to avoid future tarnishing.
Use a polishing cloth made especially for silver.
If the tarnish is beyond repair using a cloth,
try a silver wash.
If this doesn't work, you can visit a jewelry
who has special equipment to rid silver of tarnish.