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Wipe the chain regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. You can gently remove dirt trapped between the twisted links with a very soft brush. Avoid using harsh cleaning agents and abrasive cloths, especially on gold-plated pieces.
Genuine jewelry usually bears a corresponding hallmark. The number 925 (e.g., on our 925 silver cord necklace) stands for sterling silver, 333 for 8-karat gold, and 585 for 14-karat gold. At IDENTIM, you’ll receive a certificate of authenticity that clearly identifies the material used.
Store your necklace in as dry a place as possible, on its own, and without any sharp kinks. A jewelry box or a soft pouch will protect it from dust, moisture, and friction with other pieces of jewelry. Close the clasp before storing it so that the necklace is less likely to get tangled.