ElysianProject

To properly care for your one-of-a-kind piece, take care while wearing as natural stones can be delicate. To prolong the life of your piece, I suggest you remove it while swimming, showering, exercising etc. The best way to clean your jewelry is to use a clean, soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently remove fingerprints, dirt, residue, and oils. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or jewelry cleaners as these can damage the surface of the stone or remove the patina on your piece. When not in use, store your piece in a cool dry place. I am not responsible for damage due to misuse.

Sustainability is VERY important to me. I use recycled packaging material whenever I can. To further save paper, a packing slip will NOT be included as this can be found on your Etsy account. I do not include a gift box unless you note that the item is a gift in the check out section of your order. I also offer free gift wrapping, just let me know the occasion and I will wrap it for free.

I am not responsible for lost or damaged items. If you would like to purchase insurance for a small additional fee through USPS please let me know and I will get it added to your order.

All of my pieces are made of 925 sterling silver and nothing else.

Yes, I do offer resizing for a $20 charge as it is about one hours worth of work. In addition the buyer is responsible for all shipping charges.

Yes! Just send me a message and I can work with you to create whatever you have in mind! I have hundreds of stones to choose from.

The best way to find your ring size is to stop by any local jeweler and simply ask them to measure your finger to determine your size.

No, I do not. Anyone can stamp a metal with a 925 sterling silver stamp. A lot of fake items are stamped and honestly I just don't see the point. All my pieces are made with 925 sterling silver and nothing but the best and I don't need a stamp to tell you that.

Sterling silver is composed of 92.5% pure silver and the other 7.5% is a combination of other metals; most commonly, copper and zinc.
When a ring turns your finger green, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's a cheap piece of jewelry. This is a common misconception - all metals oxidize at some point, regardless of the worth of the piece.
Your finger turns green from sterling silver because of a chemical reaction between the metal and your skin. Copper is usually the culprit; it reacts with the pH levels on your skin to create the green color.
Take a look at the hand cream next to your bed, too - some of the chemicals in these creams will also cause the metal to oxidize, even if your skin isn't normally sensitive.