By Charlotte Lotus and Little Buddha Necklace-18k Gold Vermeil
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The 18k Gold Vermeil Lotus and Little Buddha Necklace features the Buddha of Compassion and the Lotus of New Beginnings. Inspired by Siddhartha Gautama, most commonly referred to as the Buddha ("the awakened"), this piece pays homage to Buddha, the enlightened teacher and spiritual leader who lived in South Asian, who revolutionised religious thought with his teachings on compassion, mindfulness and love. The Lotus begins its life as a bud emerging from the depths of a muddy pond, breaking free and blossoming into a beautiful and pure flower. This journey reflects a person's path to self-discovery and personal growth. Wear our Lotus Necklace and let the Buddha of Compassion inspire you, reminding you of the beauty that can arise from life's challenges.
- 19 inch necklace has a shortening loop at 18 inches.
- Lotus pendant size: 18 x 11mm; Buddha pendant; 9 x 6mm.
Our 18k gold vermeil (pronounced ver-may) is a high-quality method of gold plating, whereby sterling silver is coated with a thick layer of 18k solid gold.
What to know about 18k gold vermeil jewellery
- Vermeil will naturally tarnish when exposed to environmental factors like air pollution, moisture, and items that contain sulphur. However, it is possible to restore the shine of 18k gold vermeil jewellery, so long as the plating has not worn away.
- Contact with perfume and cosmetic products can damage 18k gold vermeil jewellery.
How to store 18k gold vermeil jewellery
- We suggest that you do not store your pieces in our gift boxes long term.
- Store in a safe, dry place—such as an anti-tarnish pouch or case—away from direct sunlight. This will help to protect your pieces when they are not being worn.
- Store it with the anti-tarnishing tab that came with your purchase to protect against moisture during storage.
How to clean 18k gold vermeil jewellery
- Proactive maintenance is crucial.
- To keep tarnish from setting in, clean your pieces regularly by gently buffing them with a soft, dry polishing cloth. Note that some polishing cloths can be abrasive, so ensure not to over-polish.