Swarovski Stilla Pendant Necklace - Rhodium plated

Yes, the Swarovski Stilla Pendant is designed for versatile wear, including daily use. However, to maintain its brilliance, it's recommended to remove it during strenuous activities, showering, or exposure to harsh chemicals.

Gently polish your pendant with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or ultrasonic cleaners, as these can damage the rhodium plating and crystals. A dry, soft cloth is usually sufficient for regular cleaning.

Rhodium plating is a process where a thin layer of rhodium, a precious metal, is applied over another metal (like sterling silver). This enhances its shine, increases durability, and provides a tarnish-resistant finish, giving it a bright, white, reflective appearance.

No, it is strongly recommended to remove your pendant before showering, swimming, or engaging in any water-related activities. Water, chlorine, and other chemicals can dull the crystals and damage the rhodium plating.

'Pave' refers to a setting technique where small gemstones are set closely together with tiny beads of metal holding them in place, creating a continuous, sparkling surface that looks like it's 'paved' with stones.

Info needed: The product description does not specify if the chain length is adjustable or if it comes with an extender. Please refer to product specifications or packaging for exact chain length and adjustability details.

Swarovski generally states that their jewelry is hypoallergenic and compliant with international standards regarding nickel release. For specific nickel content information, please refer to the official Swarovski website, product labeling, or contact customer support.

This is often due to accumulation of dirt, oils, or residues from cosmetics. Gently polish the pendant and chain with a soft, lint-free cloth. Ensure you are avoiding contact with chemicals and storing it properly in a dry environment.

Untangle carefully and slowly to avoid breakage. To prevent tangling, always store the pendant flat or in a dedicated jewelry pouch where the chain can't knot around itself. Fastening the clasp before storing can also help.

Ensure the clasp mechanism is clean and free from debris. Apply gentle, consistent pressure. If it remains stiff, avoid forcing it, as this could damage the clasp. Consider consulting a professional jeweler for inspection or repair.