When you invest in silver jewelry, you want it to retain its beauty and shine for years to come. That’s why all our silver jewelry is plated with rhodium—a white precious metal that adds both protection and brilliance to your pieces.

What is Rhodium?

Rhodium is a rare and valuable metal often used to enhance the durability and appearance of jewelry. Its bright, reflective finish is like platinum, making it an ideal choice for plating silver jewelry. Rhodium is part of the Platinum group where Platinum is ONE out of six metals that is included.

The Benefits of Rhodium Plating

1. Prevents Tarnishing: One of the main challenges with silver jewelry is oxidation, which can cause it to turn black over time. Rhodium plating forms a protective layer that prevents this, keeping your jewelry looking fresh and vibrant.
2. Increases Durability: Rhodium hardens the surface of silver, making it more resistant to scratches and everyday wear. This ensures that your jewelry stays as stunning as the day you bought it.
3. Enhances Shine: The bright white finish of rhodium gives silver jewelry an extra touch of brilliance, elevating its overall look.

What You Should Know

While rhodium plating offers many advantages, it’s important to remember that it isn’t permanent. Over time, the plating may wear off, especially on pieces that are worn daily or come into frequent contact with skin, water, or chemicals. When this happens, your jewelry can be replated by a professional to restore its original shine and protection.

Caring for Rhodium-Plated Jewelry

To extend the life of your rhodium-plated jewelry:

• Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals, like cleaning products or perfumes.
• Store it in a soft pouch or jewelry box when not in use.
• Clean it gently with a soft, dry cloth to avoid abrasion.

By choosing rhodium-plated silver jewelry, you’re opting for both beauty and durability. With proper care, these pieces can remain a cherished part of your collection for years to come.

Do you have any questions about rhodium plating or how to care for your jewelry? Feel free to reach out to us—we’re always here to help!