Swarovski Hyperbola Ring - White, Rhodium plated

To clean your ring, gently wipe it with a soft, lint-free cloth. For more stubborn dirt, you can slightly dampen the cloth with plain water and a tiny bit of mild soap, then wipe the ring and dry it thoroughly immediately afterward. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.

While durable for occasional wear, like most fine jewelry, it's best to remove your Hyperbola Ring before engaging in activities that could expose it to impact, chemicals, or excessive moisture, such as showering, swimming, or heavy housework, to preserve its finish and stones.

The Hyperbola Ring features white stones and is complemented by a shimmering rhodium-plated finish. Rhodium is a precious metal that provides a bright, durable, and tarnish-resistant surface.

'Mixed cuts' refers to the variety of shapes and faceting styles used for the white stones in the ring. This includes round, square, and tapered baguette shapes, which combine to create a dynamic and multi-dimensional sparkle.

Always store your Hyperbola Ring in its original packaging or a soft fabric pouch. This protects it from dust, moisture, and prevents it from getting scratched by or scratching other jewelry pieces.

> Info needed: Specific hypoallergenic properties are not detailed in the product information. If you have known metal allergies, it is advisable to consult with a medical professional regarding rhodium-plated jewelry or contact Swarovski customer service for detailed material composition.

Gently clean the ring using a soft, lint-free cloth. If needed, dampen the cloth slightly with plain water and wipe, then dry immediately. Ensure no lotions, perfumes, or residue are on the stones or plating.

This can be due to rubbing against other jewelry or hard surfaces. Always store your Hyperbola Ring separately in a soft pouch or its original box to prevent contact with other items.

If you notice a stone wiggling, stop wearing the ring immediately to prevent loss. It is recommended to contact Swarovski customer service or a professional jeweler for inspection and repair. Do not attempt to fix it yourself.