Material Disclosures
Plain-language disclosures for plated metals, stainless steel, cubic zirconia, pearls, sensitivity notes, and realistic care expectations.
Material notes help customers understand each piece before checkout. They are not medical advice, a sensitivity guarantee, or a promise of permanent finish.
Contact Customer Care with the page name, product name, order number, or checkout context that raised the question. Do not include card numbers or passwords in support messages.
Gold-Plated Stainless Steel
A stainless steel base may be finished with a gold-tone plating. Plating can naturally soften with friction, moisture, cosmetics, storage conditions, and time, especially on rings and bracelets that receive frequent contact.
- Avoid water, fragrance, and abrasive cleaners.
- Store pieces separately to reduce friction.
- Review each product page for material-specific details.
Cubic Zirconia
Cubic zirconia is used for everyday sparkle and should be described plainly. orscmakeyon does not describe cubic zirconia as diamond, natural diamond, or precious stone.
- Clean gently with a dry soft cloth.
- Avoid harsh chemicals around stone settings.
- Inspect prongs or settings before heavy wear.
Cultured Freshwater Pearls
Cultured freshwater pearls can vary naturally in shape, size, color, and surface. That variation is part of their character and should be expected across pearl-accented jewelry.
- Keep pearls away from chemicals and prolonged moisture.
- Put pearls on after fragrance and hair products dry.
- Store pearls where they will not rub against harder pieces.
Sensitivity Notes
Some pieces use nickel-conscious materials where possible, but individual sensitivities vary. The storefront does not make medical claims, and customers with known sensitivities should review material information carefully before checkout.
- Sensitivity outcomes can vary by person.
- Material descriptions are informational.
- Customers can contact care for available product details.
Care And Longevity
Daily wear, moisture, storage, friction, and product type all affect how jewelry ages. Care guidance is written to help customers preserve appearance, not to promise a permanent finish.
- Remove jewelry before bathing, swimming, exercising, or applying fragrance.
- Use a dry soft cloth after wear.
- Store pieces dry in the included pouch when available.