Brass Necklace

A: Brass Jewelry is an alloy that includes two metals - copper and zinc. It has a warm, and beautiful golden tone that looks almost identical to gold. Brass is the perfect affordable option for jewelry lovers - as long as it's cared for and kept polished, brass jewelry will last forever.

A: Mix equal parts lemon juice and baking soda to form a paste. Apply the paste to your brass jewelry with a soft cloth, gently rubbing in circular motions. Let it sit for about 30 minutes, then rinse thoroughly and dry. This method is great for tackling more stubborn tarnish without harsh chemicals.

A: Sure, we provide 100g free sample.

A: Brass base jewellery is more suited for occasional wear. With Brass, customers may find that skin greening only occurs in sweaty fingers but are absolutely fine with bracelets, necklaces and even earrings because our wrist, neck and ears are less exposed to sweat therefore preventing oxidising.

A: We have own quality control system, also do any other Third-party test. Our lab do the inspection for 27 years.

A: Although we advise against getting you'r brass jewellery regularly wet as it can promote tarnishing and you will need to clean it more regularly to keep it's colour bright. If your jewellery does get wet, simply dry it as quickly as you can with a soft towel or cloth.

A: Brass contains copper, which can sometimes react with the skin and cause a green tint, especially in humid conditions. However, Galleria Armadoro's jewellery is plated in 18ct gold or white rhodium, effectively sealing the brass and preventing this reaction. So, no green skin here!

A: A Jewellery Shield product is cheap to buy, and you will need to reapply every few weeks once it has worn away. This is by far the cheapest and most efficient way of reducing Green Finger, without splashing out on expensive solid-gold or solid-platinum accessories!

A: Yes. If you are a small retailer or starting up business,We are definitely willing to grow up with you.
And we are looking forward to co-work with you for a long term relationship.

A: C69300 Lead-Free Brass is compliant with the Federal Drinking Water Act, and it also support applications following the U.S. EPA standards for antimicrobial performance.

A: Mix equal parts white vinegar and salt to create a paste. Apply the paste to your brass jewelry and let it sit for about 15 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and dry completely. This solution is particularly good for removing verdigris, the green patina that can form on brass.

A: Which coating should be used to stop brass from tarnishing? As a general rule of thumb you would use Everbrite™ Protective Coating for Brass Outdoors; and you would use Protectaclear for Brass Indoors and for items subject to a lot of handling and abuse.

A: You could just send us inquiry to any of our sales representatives to get detailed order information, and we will explain the detail process.

A: We ensure the fastest response, fastest service, E-mails will be replied with in 12 hours.

A: Generally, it is ok to shower with your jewelry. If your jewelry is gold, silver, platinum, palladium, stainless steel, or titanium, you're safe to shower with it. Other metals like copper, brass, bronze, or other base metals shouldn't go in the shower as they can turn your skin green.

A: We always take the customer's benefit as the top priority. Price is negotiable under different conditions, we are assuring you to get the most competitive price.

A: When brass corrodes, it can undergo dezincification, a process in which zinc is lost and copper is left behind. Mild dezincification may simply cause a cosmetic change, namely, the colour of the surface turning from yellow to pink, but severe dezincification can lead to the weakening of brass and even its perforation.

A: Of course! we specialised in this line for many years,many customer make a deal with me because we can deliver the goods on time and keep the goods top quality!