Our delicate Sterling Silver Forever and Always Engravable Large Necklace is a classic, coin style necklace designed to be customised with meaningful initials or numbers. Crafted with recycled sterling silver, this meaningful keepsake is the perfect forever piece to mark a special milestone.
Available in 18k gold vermeil and sterling silver.
- Necklace length: 17.5 inches. Two additional loops to shorten.
- Pendant: 18mm, polished finish.
- Crafted with recycled sterling silver.
- Set on our signature fine chain.
- Can be customised using our Engraving Service.
- Engraving is placed at the front of the pendant.
- All engraved orders are considered a final sale unless faulty.
We use 925 sterling silver, which is a lightweight metal made of 92.5% pure silver. The remaining 7.5% comprises alloy, which makes our jewellery durable and perfect for everyday wear.
What to know about sterling silver jewellery
- Proactive maintenance is the best way to prolong the lifespan of sterling silver.
- Contact with perfume and cosmetic products can cause sterling silver jewellery to tarnish.
- To mitigate against tarnishing, wear your jewellery often! The more you wear it, the less maintenance it needs.
How to store sterling silver jewellery
- If not stored properly, sterling silver jewellery can be prone to oxidising — this is the ‘tarnishing’ that you may experience.
- We suggest that you do not store your jewels in our gift boxes long term. Keep your jewellery in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Store it with the anti-tarnishing tab that came with your purchase to protect against moisture during storage.
How to clean sterling silver jewellery
- Proactive maintenance is the best way to prolong the lifespan of sterling silver.
- Clean by wiping with a soft, dry polishing cloth, or use a silver cleaner solution to soak the jewellery before buffing gently with a silver polishing cloth.
- Ultrasonic cleaners are safe to use on silver jewellery.
- Avoid using abrasive cleaners or brushes, as these can scratch the silver.
