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First and foremost, we recommend giving your jewellery a break every now and then. When you’re not off on an adventure, store it in your OBJKTS Jewelry dust bag (included in every purchase) and wipe it with a soft cloth to buff and restore shine. Remove your jewellery when bathing, showering, or washing your hands, and do not apply any hand creams or beauty products when wearing your jewellery. We also recommend removing your jewellery when exercising, as sweat can cause oxidisation. Lastly, as much as you’ll love your jewellery, we don’t recommend sleeping in your jewellery. 

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Each order comes with our Standard Eco Packaging. You will receive one OBJKTS JEWELRY basic box and one microfibre dust bag with your jewellery carefully packed inside an eco-friendly jiffy bag.

*Please note we only offer 1 microfibre dust bag per order. This is to help save unnecessary waste and remain as eco-friendly as possible. If you require additional dust bags for gifting they are available to purchase here.

One dust bag can fit multiple pieces. (You will receive either a square or rectangular dust bag depending on your cart items.)

Yes. The Cubic Zirconia stones are so sparkly and dazzling you might even forget it’s not a real diamond. 

Over time Cubic zirconia can become cloudy due to chemical residue being left on the stone. To prevent cloudiness, keep your cubic zirconia jewellery clean and avoid exposure to chemicals or extreme temperatures. Remove it when applying lotions, perfumes, or hairsprays to prevent residue buildup. Store your jewellery in a dry place for lasting brilliance. 

If your stone has become cloudy then you can follow these steps to clear it up!

1. Prepare a solution: Mix mild dish soap or a gentle jewellery cleaner with warm water in a small bowl. Avoid using harsh chemicals, bleach, or abrasive cleaners.
2. Soak the jewellery: Place your cloudy cubic zirconia jewellery in the solution and let it soak for 15-20 minutes. This will help loosen any dirt or residue.
3. Gently clean: Use a soft-bristle toothbrush or a clean, soft cloth to gently scrub the jewellery. Pay attention to the areas around the cubic zirconia stone, ensuring you remove any debris or buildup.
4. Rinse and dry: Rinse the jewellery under warm water to remove any soap residue. Pat it dry with a clean, lint-free cloth, or let it air dry naturally.

Under our OBJKTS Jewelry Guarantee, we offer a 30-day returns policy if you are not 100% happy with your products. All earrings are non-returnable due to hygiene reasons.

We all want to buy cute, long-lasting jewellery without breaking the bank. The fact of the matter is that all brass-based jewellery is susceptible to tarnishing over time. As time goes by, your jewellery inevitably encounters various oils, acids, air and moisture, initiating a chemical reaction with the metal. This reaction gradually leads to the wearing down of Rhodium or 14K gold plating and ultimately results in the tarnishing of your cherished pieces. 

There are many factors that can lead to your items tarnishing, from the acidity in your skin to the air around you. Even though we can’t control these factors there are some simple tips to avoid tarnishing and help extend the life of your jewellery such as storing it in our pouch! See our care guide here! 

Our 925 Sterling Silver Jewellery will be a better option if you want to avoid tarnishing.

Will brass turn my finger green?

Not for everybody, it depends on your skin type! Green tainting happens more on the fingers due to sweat and hand creams and is much less likely to occur on your neck or wrists. Those that are sensitive to copper or brass should not purchase brass-based jewellery and instead opt for our sterling silver jewellery.

Chemicals from soaps, creams or your skin acidity can cause the metal to oxidise which then leaves a green stain on the skin. People who happen to have a higher acidic pH within their skin tend to experience this phenomenon more often and, whilst rare, it’s worth knowing what to do when such an instance arises.

Our 925 Sterling Silver Jewellery (all 925 Sterling Silver contains 92.5% sterling silver and 6.5% copper) which may be a better option for you if you have had green tainting on your rings before. 

See our guide on how to avoid the green finger here!