Swarovski Birthstone Pendant - September - Blue - Square cut - Rhodium plated

The blue square-cut stone in the September birthstone pendant represents knowledge.

Yes, this delicate pendant can be worn every day. However, it's recommended to remove it during activities like showering, swimming, or exercising, and to avoid contact with harsh chemicals to maintain its condition.

To clean your pendant, gently wipe it with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the rhodium plating and the crystal. A slightly damp cloth can be used for persistent smudges, followed by thorough drying.

Rhodium plating is a thin layer of rhodium, a precious metal, applied to jewelry. It provides a bright, shiny, and durable finish that resists tarnishing, giving the piece a look similar to white gold.

While incidental contact with water may not immediately damage it, it is best to avoid prolonged exposure to water, especially chlorinated water (pools) or saltwater (ocean), as this can affect the rhodium plating and the integrity of the crystal setting over time. Remove before showering or swimming.

Yes, Swarovski offers birthstone pendants inspired by other months, each featuring a unique color and symbolism. Check the product catalog for availability of other birth month variants.

This is often due to residue from skin oils, lotions, or environmental factors. Gently wipe the pendant and chain with a soft, lint-free cloth. For tougher spots, slightly dampen the cloth with water only, then dry thoroughly with another soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Untangle the chain gently on a flat surface. Using two needles or toothpicks can help separate knots. To prevent tangling, always store the pendant flat or in its original packaging/pouch.

Rhodium plating is generally hypoallergenic. However, if irritation occurs, ensure the pendant is clean from any residues. If irritation persists, consider if you have sensitivities to other metals present underneath the plating (e.g., nickel in the base alloy). Consult a medical professional if severe.

Inspect the jump rings connecting the pendant to the chain. If they appear open, you may be able to gently close them with small pliers. If the crystal itself is loose in its setting, avoid wearing and consult a professional jeweler for repair to prevent loss of the stone.