Swarovski Drop Earrings - White, Rhodium plated

It is recommended to gently wipe your earrings with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth after each wear to remove oils and residues. For deeper cleaning, do so as needed, but always avoid water and chemicals.

No, it is highly advised to remove your earrings before showering, swimming, or engaging in any water-related activities. Water and chemicals can damage the rhodium plating and dull the crystals.

Rhodium plating is a thin layer of rhodium, a precious metal, applied over base metals. It is used to enhance the shine, durability, and tarnish resistance of the jewelry, giving it a bright, reflective white finish similar to platinum.

No, each earring weighs approximately 1.5g, making them very lightweight and comfortable for extended wear throughout the day or for special occasions.

Cubic zirconia is a synthetic gemstone often used as a diamond substitute due to its brilliance. A pavé setting is a type of setting where many small gemstones are set close together, making the surface of the jewelry appear 'paved' with gems, creating a continuous sparkle.

Store your earrings in their original box or a soft pouch, ideally in a dry, cool place. Keep them separated from other jewelry to prevent scratches and tangling. An airtight container can also help prevent tarnishing.

Info needed: Please refer to the manufacturer's official warranty policy or your retailer's purchase terms for specific warranty information regarding these Swarovski earrings.

Gently wipe the earrings with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove any accumulated oils, dust, or residue. Ensure they are kept away from moisture and chemicals which can cause dullness.

Carefully inspect the clasp for any tiny debris or slight bending. If debris is present, try to gently dislodge it with a very fine, soft brush. Avoid forcing the clasp. If the issue persists, consider professional inspection to prevent damage.

Although rhodium plated, these earrings have a base metal core. Ensure the earrings are clean before wearing. If irritation continues, you may have a sensitivity to the base metal. Consult a dermatologist if necessary and consider hypoallergenic alternatives.

Handle the earring very carefully to prevent further loss. Due to the intricate pavé setting, this issue typically requires professional repair by a jeweler specializing in crystal jewelry. Do not attempt DIY repairs.