Swarovski Matrix Tennis bracelet - Pink - Rhodium plated

Gently polish your bracelet regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use water, soap, or chemical cleaners, as these can damage the rhodium plating and crystals. For deeper cleaning, it is best to consult a professional jeweler.

While designed for regular wear, it is advisable to remove your bracelet before engaging in activities that might expose it to harsh chemicals, water, impacts, or excessive friction (e.g., showering, swimming, exercising, cleaning chores) to maintain its brilliance and integrity.

No, the bracelet is not waterproof. Exposure to water, especially chlorinated or saltwater, can damage the rhodium plating and the adhesive holding the crystals, leading to tarnishing or stone loss. Always remove it before contact with liquids.

The bracelet features precision-cut Swarovski crystals, renowned for their exceptional sparkle and quality, specifically in a purplish-pink hue for this design.

Store your bracelet in its original box or a soft fabric pouch, ideally in a dry, dark place. Keep it separate from other jewelry to prevent scratches and tangling. Avoid storing it in humid environments like bathrooms.

Rhodium plating is a thin layer of rhodium, a precious and rare platinum group metal, applied over a base metal. It provides a brilliant white, highly reflective finish, enhances durability, and helps prevent tarnishing, giving the jewelry a luxurious look.

The product information does not specify adjustability. Typically, tennis bracelets come in standard lengths. Please refer to the specific product sizing details at the point of purchase for exact measurements.

Gently clean the bracelet with a soft, lint-free cloth. Ensure you are storing it correctly, away from humidity and chemicals, which can cause dullness or tarnishing. If buildup is severe, consult a professional jeweler for cleaning.

Carefully inspect the clasp mechanism for any visible damage or debris. Ensure it closes completely and securely. If the clasp doesn't feel reliable, avoid wearing the bracelet to prevent loss and consider having it inspected by a jeweler.

Stop wearing the bracelet immediately to prevent further damage or potential loss of the stone. Do not attempt to fix it yourself. Take the bracelet to a professional jeweler for repair.

While rhodium plating is generally hypoallergenic, rare reactions can occur. Ensure the bracelet is clean and dry before wearing. If irritation persists, consult a dermatologist and consider if it's the right material for your skin.