Will the Jewelry’s Color Change Over Time?
To ensure your jewelry maintains its initial appearance, we utilize high-quality, UV-resistant resin in our crafting process. Thanks to this UV-resistant formula, your jewelry will not turn a harsh or disruptive yellow. Over extended periods of time, a subtle, natural aging process may occur, causing the resin to develop a creamy or ivory hue, but this transition is a normal characteristic of the material and will not compromise the structure or beauty of your keepsake.
Will certain materials affect the piece’s final look?
Every piece is unique due to natural variations in materials like breastmilk, ashes, or hair. For instance, breastmilk naturally ranges from a white to creamy, translucent, or light yellow hues. Ashes can also range from a dark gray to a light tan or beige color. As a result, your piece can end up looking different from our website’s jewelry samples.
How will UV exposure affect my jewelry?
While our resin is formulated to resist the yellowing effects commonly caused by ultraviolet light, constant and direct exposure to intense sunlight can accelerate the natural aging process. However, the change into an ivory tone is typically gradual and if often not very noticeable at first glance.
How can I protect my jewelry piece from any other environmental damage?
You can preserve the original clarity and color of your jewelry by practicing a few simple care habits. We recommend storing your piece in a dark, cool place—such as a lined jewelry box—when you are not wearing it. Additionally, avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, extreme heat, and harsh chemicals will keep the resin looking its best.
Can I wear my memorial jewelry every day?
You can! However, to further protect the resin, it is best to remove your jewelry before swimming, bathing, or using cleaning products. Substances like perfumes, lotions, and hairsprays may also interact with the surface of the resin, so we advise applying these products and letting them dry completely before putting on your jewelry piece.
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