FAQs — Gold-Plated Copper & Imported Wire Jewelry

by Ornaments by Mirha

1. What is 14K Gold-Plated Copper Wire?

14K gold-plated copper wire is a high-quality and affordable alternative to solid gold. It features a thick layer of 14K gold bonded to copper, offering the beauty of gold without the high price tag. With proper care, it can last for years without losing its shine.

2. What metals are used in your jewelry?

All our pieces are handcrafted using 14K gold-plated copper, imported artistic wire, or .925 sterling silver, chosen for their durability, quality, and hypoallergenic properties.

3. Will my jewelry tarnish over time?

Tarnishing is natural for all metals over time, but it’s not permanent. A quick polish with a soft jewelry cloth will restore its original shine. Keep your jewelry away from moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain its luster.

4. Will your rings turn my fingers green?

No — our materials are nickel-free and hypoallergenic, so they are generally safe for sensitive skin. However, body chemistry can vary, and in rare cases, minor reactions can occur.

5. Is your jewelry safe for sensitive skin?

Yes! We use skin-friendly materials like gold-plated copper and sterling silver. Our pieces are designed to be comfortable, even for those with metal sensitivities.

6. How should I care for my jewelry?

Store your jewelry in an airtight box or pouch, avoid water and harsh chemicals, and polish occasionally with a soft cloth. Avoid wearing your pieces while swimming or bathing to prolong their life.

7. Can I wear your jewelry every day?

Yes, many of our customers wear their pieces daily! However, to maintain their finish and shine, we recommend removing them before exercising, sleeping, or exposing them to water.

9. Do you offer customization in metal choices?

Yes! We love custom orders. You can request your preferred metal type (gold-plated, sterling silver, or imported wire) when placing your order. We’ll do our best to match your vision.

10. Are the beads and stones real or synthetic?