14k gold fill is an affordable, quality alternative to 14k gold. Unlike gold plate, which has only a few micron layer of actual gold, 14k gold filled has a solid layer of 14k gold bonded to the outside of a base metal. 14k gold fill jewelry has a hundred times more gold than gold plate.
With normal wear and occasional gentle cleaning, 14K gold filled jewelry will maintain its rich gold surface for many years to come.
Like solid 14k gold, 14k gold fill jewelry is tarnish-resistant and safe for most people with sensitive skin.
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Yes! Each piece comes in an attractive recycled kraft paper gift box, with tissue paper and soft mat.
If you're sending the jewelry as a gift, please leave a note in the box provided while checking out. Let us know if the jewelry needs to arrive by a certain date. And if you'd like to include a gift card, please specify what you'd like the card to say.
We'll wrap everything up extra special and pretty for the lucky recipient!
Avoid wearing jewelry to bed, or while swimming or bathing. This will help to keep it clean and looking its best.
Sterling silver will eventually tarnish with normal wear. Gold fill may also tarnish, but at a much slower rate. To clean, gently wipe with a jewelry polishing cloth. Any jewelry that contains an oxidized (black) or stone element should not go into jewelry cleaning solution or ultrasonic cleaner.
Any jewelry with an oxidized (black) element will eventually wear. Some people prefer the worn oxidized look. If you would like to refresh your jewelry to true black, you may return it to me, or do it yourself with liver of sulfur. For silver jewelry with a matte (non-shiny) surface, you may polish and refresh the surface using super fine (000 or 0000) steel wool.
Gemstones and pearls will slowly accumulate body oils and become dirty. Use a non-abrasive soap and water to wash them gently with your fingers. Do not use a polishing cloth on the surface of stones or pearls.





