Silver Bracelets

Most silver bracelets, especially those made from sterling silver, are hypoallergenic. However, some silver jewellery may contain small amounts of nickel. Look for nickel-free sterling silver if you have sensitive skin.

To clean your silver bracelet, use a soft cloth and a silver cleaning solution, or a mild soap and warm water. Avoid harsh chemicals and store your bracelet in a cool, dry place to prevent tarnish.

Yes, silver bracelets are durable enough for daily wear. However, exposure to water, chemicals, and physical activities may cause tarnishing or damage over time. Regular cleaning helps maintain their shine.

No, sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver mixed with 7.5% other metals, typically copper, to enhance its strength and durability. Pure silver, or fine silver, is 99.9% silver but is softer and less suitable for daily jewellery use.

Yes, sterling silver tarnishes over time due to exposure to air and moisture. Regular cleaning and storing it in a tarnish-resistant pouch can help reduce this effect.

It’s generally okay to get a silver bracelet wet occasionally, but frequent exposure to water, especially salt or chlorinated water, can accelerate tarnishing and may weaken the metal over time.

To store your silver bracelet, keep it in a soft, tarnish-resistant pouch or box. Avoid storing it in humid areas to prevent tarnishing and keep it away from other jewellery to avoid scratches.

Yes, most silver bracelets can be resized but it does depend on the bracelet's design and type. Visit a Chisholm Hunter store to discuss resizing your silver bracelet.