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Roberto Coin Diamond, Ruby & 18K Rose Gold Necklace
Pendant Necklace, Material: Rose Gold, 18k, Stone: Ruby
Or 3 interest-free payments of £271.95/mo.*
Kate Spade Kate Spade Set In Stone Hinged Bangle, Ruby (One Size)
Bangle, Material: Metal, Stone: Emerald, Glass, Ruby, Zirconia, Stone Color: Transparent
Or 3 interest-free payments of £7.50/mo.*
Ruby Heart Sterling Silver Stud Gemstone Earrings - Grey
Stud Earrings
Or 3 interest-free payments of £13.75/mo.*
Spero London Jewelled Dragon Back Ring - Emerald/Ruby
Ring, Sten: Rubin, Smaragd
Or 3 interest-free payments of £14.75/mo.*
Spero London Emerald and Ruby Color Jewelled Dragon Back Ring
Ring, Stone: Ruby, Emerald
Or 3 interest-free payments of £14.75/mo.*
Kate Spade New York Huggie Hoop Earrings - Red/Gold
Hoops, Material: Metal, Stone: Glass, Ruby
Or 3 interest-free payments of £15.00/mo.*
Jewellery: 3 things to consider before buying
Think about the occasion for which you're buying Beer & Spirits. Are you hosting a casual get-together, celebrating a special event, or simply stocking up for personal enjoyment? The purpose can influence your selection. For example, for a summer barbecue, lighter beers like pilsners and refreshing cocktails such as gin and tonic might be ideal. On the other hand, for a formal dinner party, consider offering a selection of wines and premium spirits like aged whisky or rum.
Jewellery is an expression of personal style, so it's important to choose pieces that reflect your taste. Do you prefer classic designs or are you more inclined towards contemporary styles? Consider the colours and materials you usually gravitate towards in your clothing. If you're unsure, start with versatile pieces like stud earrings or a delicate chain necklace that can easily be paired with various outfits. Knowing your style helps narrow down options and ensures your new jewellery will become a cherished part of your collection.
Quality is essential when buying jewellery, as it affects both durability and appearance. Look for hallmarks on metals like gold and silver to verify their purity. Examine gemstones closely; they should be securely set and free from visible flaws. Pay attention to clasps and fastenings as well—these should be sturdy and easy to use. We recommend researching brands known for their craftsmanship and reading reviews from other buyers. Investing time in assessing quality ensures your jewellery not only looks stunning but also lasts for years.
FAQ
Jewellery is available in both solid gold and gold-plated options. Solid gold jewellery is made entirely of gold, while gold-plated pieces have a thin layer of gold over another metal. Gold jewellery is more durable and valuable, whereas gold-plated items are more affordable but may tarnish over time.
Jewellery is sized by measuring the circumference or diameter of your finger. You can use a ring sizer or measure an existing ring that fits well. Consider the width of the band; wider bands may require a slightly larger size for comfort.
Jewellery made from sterling silver is durable, affordable, and versatile. Sterling silver contains 92.5% pure silver mixed with other metals for strength. It offers a classic look suitable for everyday wear and can be easily polished to maintain its shine.
Jewellery with diamonds requires regular cleaning to maintain its sparkle. Use a soft brush and mild soapy water to clean diamonds gently. Avoid harsh chemicals and store diamond pieces separately to prevent scratches. Regular professional check-ups ensure settings remain secure.
Jewellery featuring pearls should be chosen based on lustre, surface quality, shape, and size. High-quality pearls have a bright lustre and smooth surface. Consider whether you prefer natural or cultured pearls, as cultured ones are more common and affordable.
Jewellery designed as hypoallergenic often uses metals like titanium or surgical stainless steel to minimise allergic reactions. These materials are less likely to cause irritation, making them ideal for sensitive ears. Always check product descriptions for hypoallergenic labels before purchasing.
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