Bague Ankh Avec Pierre
Élevez votre style avec notre fascinante bague Ankh, une pièce audacieuse qui attire avec un air de mystère et d'intrigue. Cette bague élégante dégage une ambiance gothique, ce qui en fait l'accessoire ultime pour celles qui osent se démarquer. En son cœur se trouve l’ancien hiéroglyphe égyptien de la vie – l’Ankh, également connu sous le nom de clé du Nil – un symbole puissant imprégné de siècles de mysticisme et de traditions. Sertie d'onyx ou de turquoise au choix, cette bague saisissante ajoute non seulement une élégance avant-gardiste à n'importe quel ensemble, mais porte également en elle le profond symbolisme de la vie et de la vitalité. Que vous recherchiez une sagesse ancienne ou que vous cherchiez simplement à faire une déclaration de mode audacieuse, la bague Ankh est la combinaison parfaite de style et de substance, destinée à capter l'attention et à susciter la conversation où que vous alliez.
Matériaux : Argent sterling .925, Onyx reconstitué et Turquoise
Dimensions : 2-27 mm
Ring Sizing Guide
Find your perfect fit with Super Silver! We carry sizes 2 through 16 in many of our rings, including tiny sizes for pinkies and midi rings, as well as larger sizes for thumbs and statement pieces.
Use this guide to determine your ideal ring size, or purchase one of our adjustable finger sizers for the most accurate and reusable sizing tool.
How to Measure at Home:
1. Use a ring you already own that fits the desired finger. Measure the inside diameter in millimeters.
2. Or wrap a strip of paper or string around the base of your finger, mark where the ends meet, and measure the length in millimeters.
3. Compare your measurement to the size chart below to find your US ring size.
Fit Tips:
- Measure your finger at the end of the day when it's warm, as fingers tend to shrink in cold weather.
- If you're between sizes, size up for comfort.
- Thicker rings fit more snugly due to their width. If you're buying a wide band or stacking multiple rings, consider sizing up by a half or full size.
- For the most precise sizing, we recommend using our adjustable Super Silver finger sizer, available in-store and online.
Chain Length & Thickness Guide
Find the perfect chain fit and style with Super Silver! Whether you're layering, wearing a pendant, or choosing a bold standalone piece, use this guide to help you find the right length and thickness for your look.
Fit Tips:
- Neck size matters. If you have a wider neck or want a looser fit, size up by 2".
- For layering, try combinations like 16" + 20" + 24".
- Pendants look best on 18"–22" chains.
- Most common men's lengths are 20"–24", depending on build and style.
Need help choosing? Visit one of our Super Silver locations to try on styles, or shop online with confidence using our detailed measurements and visuals!
Bangle Bracelet Sizing Guide
Finding the perfect bangle fit is all about your hand, not your wrist. Bangles are solid, slip-on bracelets with no clasp, so they need to be large enough to slide over your knuckles but not so loose that they fall off.
How to Measure for a Bangle:
1. Tuck your thumb into your palm, like you're putting on a bangle.
2. Use a measuring tape or strip of paper to measure around the widest part of your hand.
3. Compare your measurement to the size chart below.
Fit Tips:
- If you're between sizes, size up for comfort.
- A proper fit should be snug over your knuckles but rest comfortably on your wrist.
- Thicker bangles will take up more space, so you may need a slightly larger size.
- You can also measure a bangle you already own by checking its inside diameter.
Jewelry Care Guide
Thank you for choosing sterling silver jewelry from Super Silver Inc. To ensure your jewelry retains its luster and beauty for years to come, please follow these care guidelines. Sterling silver jewelry is delicate, and proper care will help prevent tarnishing, scratches, and damage to gemstones.
1. Storage:
Store your sterling silver jewelry in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, moisture, and extreme temperatures.
Use a soft jewelry pouch or a separate compartment in your jewelry box to prevent scratching and tangling with other pieces.
2. Cleaning:
Gently wipe your jewelry with a clean, soft, and non-abrasive polishing cloth after each wear to remove oils, sweat, and dirt.
For stubborn tarnish, use a silver polishing cloth or a mild silver cleaning solution. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions, as some jewelry cleaners are not safe for stones or rhodium-finished items.
If your piece has a rhodium coating (a protective layer that keeps silver shiny and tarnish-resistant), avoid abrasive polishes or dipping solutions, as these can wear away the finish. Instead, clean gently with a soft, damp cloth or a mild jewelry cleaner marked safe for rhodium. Over time, rhodium may naturally wear off, revealing the sterling silver underneath, which can be polished as needed.
Avoid using abrasive materials, such as paper towels or tissues, as they can scratch the surface.
3. Avoid Chemicals:
Remove your jewelry before swimming, bathing, or using household cleaners, as exposure to chemicals such as chlorine, bleach, and cleaning agents can damage sterling silver and gemstones.
Apply perfumes, lotions, and hairspray before putting on your jewelry, as these products can also cause tarnishing.
4. Gemstone Care:
Gemstones may require special care. Some gemstones are more delicate and porous than others, and their care may vary. Here are some general tips:
Avoid exposing gemstones to direct sunlight for extended periods, as this can cause fading.
To clean gemstone jewelry, use a soft, damp cloth or a mild soapy water solution, taking care not to use excessive force. Afterward, rinse the jewelry thoroughly and gently pat it dry with a clean cloth.
It's important to note that not all gemstones can withstand moisture; for instance, opal jewelry should be kept away from any contact with water, as exposure can cause the colors to fade or even turn yellow.
Do not use harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners on gemstones unless recommended explicitly for that gem.
Store gemstone jewelry separately to prevent scratches and potential damage to other pieces.
Regularly inspect gemstones to ensure they are securely set in place. Over time, they may become loose and require attention. In most cases, loose gemstones can be carefully removed and re-affixed using jeweler's epoxy glue, readily available at local hardware stores.
If you reside nearby, you can also bring your items to one of our locations, where we offer a professional re-setting service for a nominal fee. However, for prong-set jewelry, it is highly recommended to seek the expertise of a professional jeweler for tightening and maintenance.
5. Delicate Jewelry and Active Lifestyle:
Delicate rings and jewelry should be handled with care. Remove them before engaging in activities that could subject them to impact, such as sports, exercise, or when working with your hands.
If you prefer to wear jewelry at all times, consider choosing more solid and thicker items without stones, as they are less prone to damage during active pursuits and less likely to fall out.
Be cautious when putting on and taking off jewelry to prevent bending, twisting, or stretching.
Regularly check gemstones to ensure they are secure. A professional jeweler can tighten loose stones.
By following these guidelines, you'll preserve the beauty and longevity of your sterling silver jewelry, ensuring it continues to shine for generations to come. Remember that taking extra care with delicate pieces and staying mindful of your active lifestyle can go a long way in safeguarding your cherished jewelry.
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Ring Sizing Guide
Find your perfect fit with Super Silver! We carry sizes 2 through 16 in many of our rings, including tiny sizes for pinkies and midi rings, as well as larger sizes for thumbs and statement pieces.
Use this guide to determine your ideal ring size, or purchase one of our adjustable finger sizers for the most accurate and reusable sizing tool.
How to Measure at Home:
1. Use a ring you already own that fits the desired finger. Measure the inside diameter in millimeters.
2. Or wrap a strip of paper or string around the base of your finger, mark where the ends meet, and measure the length in millimeters.
3. Compare your measurement to the size chart below to find your US ring size.
Fit Tips:
- Measure your finger at the end of the day when it's warm, as fingers tend to shrink in cold weather.
- If you're between sizes, size up for comfort.
- Thicker rings fit more snugly due to their width. If you're buying a wide band or stacking multiple rings, consider sizing up by a half or full size.
- For the most precise sizing, we recommend using our adjustable Super Silver finger sizer, available in-store and online.
Chain Length & Thickness Guide
Find the perfect chain fit and style with Super Silver! Whether you're layering, wearing a pendant, or choosing a bold standalone piece, use this guide to help you find the right length and thickness for your look.
Fit Tips:
- Neck size matters. If you have a wider neck or want a looser fit, size up by 2".
- For layering, try combinations like 16" + 20" + 24".
- Pendants look best on 18"–22" chains.
- Most common men's lengths are 20"–24", depending on build and style.
Need help choosing? Visit one of our Super Silver locations to try on styles, or shop online with confidence using our detailed measurements and visuals!
Bangle Bracelet Sizing Guide
Finding the perfect bangle fit is all about your hand, not your wrist. Bangles are solid, slip-on bracelets with no clasp, so they need to be large enough to slide over your knuckles but not so loose that they fall off.
How to Measure for a Bangle:
1. Tuck your thumb into your palm, like you're putting on a bangle.
2. Use a measuring tape or strip of paper to measure around the widest part of your hand.
3. Compare your measurement to the size chart below.
Fit Tips:
- If you're between sizes, size up for comfort.
- A proper fit should be snug over your knuckles but rest comfortably on your wrist.
- Thicker bangles will take up more space, so you may need a slightly larger size.
- You can also measure a bangle you already own by checking its inside diameter.