White Steed's Passage (Turquoise / White Crystal / Natural Australian Deep Sea White Nugget Pearl Golden Shell) (16cm)

"Original creation. Any resemblance to other works is purely coincidental. The following are legends or sources of inspiration, not actual effects." Sunlight spills onto a verdant field, where a white steed gallops past, its mane dancing in the gentle breeze. The sound of its hooves harmonizes with the distant ocean waves, creating a serene yet hopeful march. The design of this bracelet is inspired by the imagery of a white horse in full stride. The turquoise, with its robust marble-like patterns, evokes the tranquility of the grasslands and the purity of the white steed. The white crystal, like waves sparkling under the sun, emits a clear radiance, infusing the bracelet with a lively spirit. The natural Australian deep-sea white nugget pearl golden shell, with its warm luster blending white and yellow, symbolizes hope and aspiration. The small floral pattern sterling silver accents are like wildflowers dotting the meadow, quietly narrating the story of the prairie. --- Metal Care: 1. Avoid Contact with Water and Sweat: Metal oxidizes easily when exposed to water. It is recommended to avoid wearing this piece while washing hands, swimming, or exercising to prevent sweat and moisture from accelerating tarnishing. 2. Keep Away from Chemicals: Chemicals found in cosmetics, perfumes, and cleaning agents can damage the surface of jewelry. It is advisable to put on jewelry after applying makeup to avoid direct contact with chemicals. 3. Avoid Collisions and Friction: Collisions and friction can cause surface scratches. Try to avoid rubbing the jewelry against hard objects or dropping it. 4. Store Separately: When storing jewelry, it is best to place it in a sealed bag or an anti-tarnish bag and keep it separate from other metal pieces to prevent friction and oxidation. 5. Polishing and Maintenance: Silver jewelry can be polished with a silver polishing cloth. Other metal accessories can be wiped with a regular eyeglasses cloth. Please note that using a silver polishing cloth on non-silver items may cause a chemical reaction. --- Metal Experiments and Usage Status: Self-conducted experiments tested the performance of metals in various environments (sulfur springs, high salinity, abrasion, hydrochloric acid). The results are as follows: ◇ Brass: Under normal use, it gradually deepens, presenting an antique style. One metal, two experiences. High-salinity environments may produce yellowish-brown copper oxides. ◇ Alloy (Brass/Zinc/Stainless Steel/Silver surface, Red Copper/Brass interior): Please be aware if you have copper allergies! Experiments show that high-salinity or high-acidity environments accelerate oxidation, causing darkening or verdigris formation. ◇ S925 Silver: Will turn black in sulfurous environments. In high-salinity environments, it may appear cloudy (can be wiped with a silver polishing cloth). In hydrochloric acid environments, it may turn red or cloudy. ◇ Type 304 Stainless Steel: Very stable in general environments. May develop pitting (greenish-brown oxide) when exposed to hydrochloric acid. Once the outer layer is compromised, exposure to high-salinity environments will generate yellowish-brown oxides. ◇ Zinc Alloy: Very stable in general environments. However, in highly acidic environments (such as hydrochloric acid), cracks may appear, and changes may occur from these cracks, leading to metal embrittlement. ◇ 14K Gold Filled (Plated): The interior is typically brass, with a thicker layer of gold plated on the exterior. Under normal use, it can last for 5-10 years. Avoid contact with chemicals when wearing. If the outer layer is scratched and exposes the brass, oxidation may occur. In the experimental environments described above, the outer layer remained highly stable.