Lucky Tiger Eye Bracelet

18K Gold Vermeil

Our products use 18K Gold Vermeil as the main material. Not to be confused with regular gold plating, our 18k gold vermeil has a thick layer of 18K gold (up to 5 times more than regular plating) over 925 sterling silver,this means it will retain its color longer and provides that lux look you love at a great price. Very few other jewelers do this.

925 Sterling Silver

Sterling silver is always a classic choice, timeless and durable.As pure silver is too soft to last, 925 silver combines 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metallic elements. Our 925 sterling silver is always free of allergenic metals like nickel. To ensure superior luster and durability, it's coated in rhodium - a corrosion-resistant metallic element more valuable than gold.Learn more

Freshwater Pearls

We use freshwater pearls from freshwater mussels and oysters that we carefully select for our pieces.freshwater pearls are also popular for their affordable price points. 

Various Gemstones

Most of our gemstones are real mineral stones. There are topaz, malachite, peridot, agate, opal, etc., which are highly valued for their beauty, longevity and rarity (a small number are synthetic gemstones, which have been written as "synthetic" in the introduction).

Enamel

Enameling is a technique where a glossy substance is applied to the surface of metal. To ensure our pieces are more durable, we use cold enamel, a.k.a epoxy resin enamel, that doesn’t contain glass.

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FOR ALL JEWELRY

It's true what they say - once you get your GIFTLISTE jewelry, you never want to take them off. But even so, everything gets better with some TLC. When you take off the jewelry, remember to wipe it clean with our gifted silver wiping cloth, and put it in a sealed bag for storage.

Some products, lotions, and chemicals can damage your GIFTLISTE jewelry, so make sure you leave it off when you:
1.Shower or do your hair & makeup
2.Deep clean your space
3.Swim or sit in a hot tub

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OPTION 1: MEASURE BY MATCHING YOUR RING
1. Select an existing ring that fits the desired finger.
2. Measure the internal diameter of the ring (mm).
3. Use the below chart to determine your ring size.

OPTION 2: MEASURE YOUR FINGER WITH A RULER
1. Get a string (not stretchy) or piece of paper about 6”long and 1/4”wide.
2. Wrap around the base of your finger you want the ring to fit. It has to fit snug, but not too tight.
3. Mark the point on the string or paper where it overlaps, forming a circle
4. Measure the length of the string/paper on a ruler,Use the below chart to determine your ring size.

SIZE CHART