• Try it - you'll like it.  Even non-jewelry wearers gravitate to this piece, making it a safe bet for gifting.
• Elegant worn alone, it also looks great worn as the shortest necklace in a multi-tiered layered look, mixed with beaded/hand knotted pieces.
• Adjust the length to work best for whatever neckline you're wearing, or to situate it so the ring sits perfectly at the base of your neck.

Fine metal plated jewelry and findings are durable, but NOT indestructible. Be good to your jewelry and follow these tips to keep your items looking like new as long as possible:

• DO wear your jewelry with abandon, but remove it at the end of the day.
• Make jewelry the last thing to go on, after sunscreens, lotions and perfumes have been applied AND dried.
• If needed, clean by gently wiping with a soft, non-abrasive cloth or chamois.
• Store with the clasp closed to avoid tangling, in a dark, cool, and dry space.
• Gemstones are delicate and can chip or shatter on impact with hard surfaces. Please take care when handling and storing.

• Don't wear jewelry in the shower, while swimming in the pool or ocean, sunbathing, or while working up a serious sweat. Exposure to water, salt, and chemicals will tarnish, discolor, or wear away fine metal plating.
• Sunscreen, lotions, perfumes, and hairspray may be good for you, but are bad for your jewelry. Avoid direct contact with fine metal plating and gemstone beads.
• Don't use metal cleaners, dips, or polishing agents as these will damage fine metal plating.
• Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause some natural gemstones to lose their color and fade, so avoid storing jewelry in direct sunlight.