Vivienne Westwood Reina Petite Ring - Silver

The ring is crafted from recycled silver and features a lustrous platinum-tone plating for enhanced durability and shine.

Yes, its delicate and comfortable design makes it suitable for everyday wear. However, it is advisable to remove it during strenuous activities or when exposed to harsh chemicals to preserve its appearance.

We recommend measuring your finger accurately or visiting a local jeweler to determine your precise ring size. Consider factors like finger swelling throughout the day when choosing your size.

All plating, including platinum-tone plating, can eventually show signs of wear, especially with frequent use. Following the care instructions (avoiding chemicals, proper cleaning and storage) will help prolong its lifespan.

'Petite' indicates the ring's smaller, more delicate design and dimensions compared to other rings in the Vivienne Westwood collection, offering a subtle and refined aesthetic.

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Gently clean your ring with a soft, lint-free cloth designed for jewelry. For heavier tarnish, use a reputable silver jewelry cleaning solution, making sure it is safe for plated items, and always dry thoroughly afterwards.

While minor scratches are part of normal wear, handle your ring with care to minimize them. Avoid contact with abrasive surfaces. For deeper scratches, consult a professional jeweler who may be able to buff them out.

Correct sizing is crucial for rings. If the fit is uncomfortable, consider visiting a jeweler to confirm your exact ring size. Resizing delicate plated rings can be challenging; professional assessment is recommended before any attempt.

This can sometimes occur due to a reaction between skin oils, certain chemicals (like lotions or soaps), and the metal, particularly with silver alloys. Ensure the ring is clean and your skin is dry before wearing. Remove the ring before applying hand creams or washing hands. If the issue persists, consult a dermatologist.