I Shell I 925 Sterling Silver Pendant - Can be added to bracelets

· Chain not included, available for separate purchase. Product includes: · 1 piece of jewelry, 1 PVC bag. · 3-month warranty service. ⚠️ Gentle Reminder: Please complete unboxing and a thorough inspection of the item within 24 hours of receiving your package. This process must be fully recorded on video. Any defects must be reported immediately to ensure your valuable return and exchange rights. After receiving the item, please ensure proper care to prevent damage from external factors, as this will render returns or exchanges invalid. Thank you for your understanding 😊 -------------------------- Silverware Care ● Frequent Wear Regular handling helps to polish away sulfides. The natural oils from your skin create a barrier against air exposure, acting as an antioxidant and lending a warm luster to your silver. ● Avoid Chemicals Hot springs or pool chemicals can cause tarnishing or corrosion. ● Isolate from Air When not being worn, store your silver in a sealed bag to slow down oxidation. ● Prevent Collisions Avoid placing silver with hard metals like keys, watches, or steel, as friction can cause scratches. ● Silver discoloration generally occurs in two situations: 1. Chemical reaction with airborne sulfur - Wipe with a silver polishing cloth. For intricate patterns or crevices, soak in a baking soda solution, or gently clean with toothpaste or silver cleaner. 2. Environmental grease - Gently wash with a soft brush, a little dish soap, and warm water. * For natural gemstones such as coral, pearls, and amber, do not use silver polishing cloths or silver cleaner, as this may cause a chemical reaction and damage the stones. -------------------------- Correct Use of Silver Cleaner When silverware has been left for too long, it can sometimes turn completely black and be difficult to clean, or the crevices in chains may be too small to reach. In such cases, silver cleaner can be used. There are claims that silver cleaner can damage silver jewelry, but this is usually due to "over-soaking." The correct method is to use tweezers to hold the silver item, dip it in the silver cleaner for 5-10 seconds, then rinse thoroughly with clean water to restore its pristine white appearance.