Monora Lakeshore Ring

✦925 Sterling Silver✦

*Purity: Composed of 92.5% silver, 925 Sterling Silver is considered a high-quality silver alloy.

*Durability: The addition of 7.5% other metals (usually copper) enhances the durability and hardness of the silver, making it ideal for jewelry.

*Hypoallergenic: Generally safe for those with sensitive skin or metal allergies.

*Tarnish-Resistant: While it may tarnish over time, regular care can easily restore its shine.

*Versatility: Its color and sheen make it a perfect match for any gemstone.

*Easy Care: It can be easily cleaned and maintained at home with simple silver polishing cloths.

*Stamped for Authenticity: Genuine 925 Sterling Silver jewelry typically has a 's925' stamp to indicate its authenticity.

*Eco-friendly: Silver is a natural, recyclable material.

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✦316L Stainless Steel✦

*Hypoallergenic: Less likely to cause an allergic reaction, even for people with sensitive skin.

*Corrosion Resistant: Highly resistant to rust, discoloration, and corrosion. It can withstand moisture and doesn't tarnish easily.

*Durable: Strong and robust material. It's resistant to scratches and can handle daily wear and tear, retaining its shine and appearance for a long time.

*Easy Maintenance: Minimal care. A simple, occasional clean with a soft cloth can keep it looking new.

*Eco-Friendly: 100% recyclable, making it a great choice for those conscious about the environment.

✦ To prevent scratches, each piece should be stored individually in its own case, pouch, or compartment.

✦ Be sure store sterling silver in a dry, cool place. In hot climates, it should be kept in an air-conditioned room.

✦ Avoid keeping jewelry boxes in bathrooms, as the moist, warm air can compromise the brilliance of your sterling.

✦ For best results, keep your sterling silver jewelry in a case lined with tarnish-resistant material.

✦ If you're planning on storing a sterling silver piece for an extended period of time, try sealing it in an airtight bag (plastic works fine) to protect it from oxidation and humidity.