Swarovski Luna drop earrings - White - Rhodium plated

Yes, the mini hoop design makes them comfortable for daily wear. However, for maximum longevity, it's recommended to remove them during activities like showering, swimming, or exercising, and when applying lotions or perfumes.

Gently wipe the earrings with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove dirt and oils. Avoid using water, harsh chemicals, or ultrasonic cleaners, as these can damage the rhodium plating and crystal settings.

Rhodium plating is a thin layer of rhodium, a precious metal, applied over base metal. It provides a brilliant, reflective white finish, enhances durability, and helps prevent tarnishing. It also makes the jewelry more hypoallergenic.

It is strongly advised to avoid wearing your earrings in water (e.g., showering, swimming) as prolonged exposure can dull the crystals and potentially compromise the rhodium plating or adhesive holding the crystals.

The crystals used in Swarovski jewelry are high-quality, precision-cut synthetic crystals, renowned for their brilliance and sparkle. They are not natural diamonds.

Info needed: [Warranty information specific to Swarovski earrings, typically available from the retailer or manufacturer's website. General Swarovski warranty often covers manufacturing defects for a certain period.]

Gently inspect the clasp for any visible bends or debris. If a slight bend is present, very carefully and gently try to realign it with your fingers. If the issue persists, contact Swarovski customer service for professional assistance.

This is often due to residue from skin oils, lotions, or perfumes. Clean the earrings gently with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use water or chemical cleaners, as they can damage the rhodium plating or crystal settings.

Rhodium plating is resistant to tarnish but can dull from prolonged exposure to chemicals or heavy wear. Ensure you are following proper care instructions, especially avoiding contact with perfumes and lotions. If dullness persists, professional re-plating might be an option, but this is usually a service offered by jewelers for significant wear.

While rhodium plating is generally hypoallergenic, some individuals may still experience sensitivity. Ensure the earrings are kept clean to prevent residue buildup. If irritation continues, consult a dermatologist or consider if other materials might be more suitable for your skin.