The original design of our Illusionist Earrings is inspired by the Aurora's dancing waves of light. Their clever optical illusion achieves the look of an artful double hoop stack with one glamorous pair of earrings. Our Thai silversmiths sculpt each pair in their mirror image using a single strand of precious metal to create two hoops of different thicknesses. Fusing contemporary playfulness with eternal elegance, they’re simply magical to wear. Available in sterling silver and 14kt yellow gold plated silver 10mm x 24mm Two connected hoops of different thicknesses Stud fastenings Responsibly made in Bangkok, Thailand How to Care for Sterling Silver and Gold Plated Jewellery Silver is beautiful and versatile but prone to tarnishing when exposed to air and certain substances. Gentle polishing is often needed to restore its shine. Silver jewellery requires special attention and regular care to prevent tarnishing. It is recommended to polish your silver jewellery every time you take it off and store carefully. Gold plate is suitable for occasional wear only. It can be washed with warm soapy water or polished with a soft cloth. Do not rub vigorously or the plating could be removed. Keep your jewellery pristine and tarnish free with a NAJO silver cleaning cloth which features two layers; an inner treated cloth to loosen and remove tarnish, and an outer cloth to polish and restore shine. Jewellery Care Guide It is natural for sterling silver jewellery to tarnish or discolour over time, particularly if the piece is worn regularly. Tarnish is caused by several factors which include: Exposure to moisture, humidity, direct sunlight for long periods of time. Acidity (ph balance) of a person’s skin, which in turn is affected, for example, by diet, medication and stress. Exposure to perfume, soap, moisturiser, shampoo etc. and cleaning products such as dishwashing liquid and bleach. Exposure to chlorine. How to Care For Your NAJO Piece NAJO advises against: Swimming, showering or undertaking vigorous exercise while wearing jewellery. Exposing jewellery to cleaning agents or cosmetics such as foundations, perfumes, hairsprays. Exposing jewellery to excessive heat or prolonged periods of direct sunlight. Use of commercial silver ‘dip’ solutions as they are unsuitable for cleaning hollow, oxidised, stone-set, pearl or plated jewellery and can cause surface deterioration. Wearing delicate jewellery on more than an occasional basis
