How do I know my ring size?

Here are a few methods you can use to find your ring size:

1. Use a Ring Sizer:
   • Purchase a ring sizer: These are inexpensive tools available at most jewelry stores or online. They are usually plastic or metal devices with various-sized rings that you can try on to find the best fit.
   • Use string or paper: Wrap a piece of string or paper around the base of your finger, mark the point where it overlaps, and then measure the length against a ruler. You can then use a ring size chart to find your corresponding ring size.
2. Measure an Existing Ring:
   • Use a ring mandrel: If you have access to a ring mandrel (available at some jewelry stores), you can slide your ring onto it to find its size.
   • Compare to other rings: If you have a ring that fits you well, you can compare it to the product page size chart.
3. Visit a Jeweler:
   • The most accurate way to determine your ring size is to have a professional jeweler measure your finger.

Important Notes:

• Ring sizes can vary slightly depending on the style of the ring. For example, wider rings may require a somewhat larger size than thinner rings.
• Your finger size can also change slightly throughout the day due to temperature and activity.

Do your products tarnish over time?

Yes, many jewelry products can tarnish over time. Here's why:

• Materials:
  • Silver: Sterling silver is prone to tarnishing due to its reaction with sulfur in the air.
  • Gold-plated: The gold plating can wear off over time, exposing the base metal underneath, which may tarnish.
  • Copper: Copper is also susceptible to tarnishing and can develop a greenish patina.
• Exposure to Elements:
  • Moisture: Sweat, water, and humidity can accelerate the tarnishing process.
  • Chemicals: Exposure to household chemicals, perfumes, and lotions can also cause tarnishing.

Tips to Minimize Tarnish

• Proper Storage: Store your jewelry in airtight bags or boxes to minimize exposure to air and moisture.
• Regular Cleaning: Gently clean your jewelry with a soft cloth to remove oils and dirt.
• Avoid Contact with Chemicals: Remove your jewelry before applying lotions, perfumes, or cleaning products.

Note: The extent of tarnishing can vary depending on the materials used, the quality of the jewelry, and how well it is cared for.

Are your products hypoallergenic?

The jewelry products may or may not be hypoallergenic. It depends on the specific materials used in each piece.

Here's what you need to know:

• Some materials are generally hypoallergenic: stainless steel, sterling silver, and gold are often considered hypoallergenic.
• Other materials may cause reactions in some people. This includes certain types of alloys, nickel, and some stones.
• Product descriptions may indicate if a piece is hypoallergenic: Check the product description for specific information about the materials used.
• Contact CJ Dropshipping customer service: They can provide you with more information about the materials used in a specific product.

Important Note: Even if a piece is labeled as hypoallergenic, it's always a good idea to do a patch test before wearing it for extended periods, especially if you have sensitive skin.

What materials are used in your jewelry?

We offer various jewelry pieces, and the materials used can vary greatly depending on the specific item. However, some of the most common materials include:

• Metals:
  • Stainless steel: known for its durability and resistance to tarnish.
  • Sterling Silver: A classic and popular choice for jewelry.
  • Gold Plated: Often used to create a more luxurious look.
  • Copper: a versatile and affordable metal.
  • Alloy: A mixture of metals, often used to create unique colors and textures.
• Stones:
  • Cubic Zirconia (CZ): A synthetic diamond simulant often used as an affordable diamond alternative.
  • Glass: Used to create colorful and intricate designs.
  • Acrylic: A lightweight and durable plastic that can be used to create a variety of shapes and colors.
  • Semiprecious stones, such as amethyst, turquoise, and agate, are often used because of their unique colors and properties.
• Other Materials:
  • Leather: Used for cords, straps, and other accents.
  • Wood: Used for beads and other decorative elements.
  • Resin: Used to create unique and colorful pieces.

It's important to note that the quality of materials can vary depending on the price point of the jewelry.

To find out the specific materials used in a particular piece of jewelry, you can check the product description.