Manufacturer warranty information: Where applicable, written manufacturer warranty terms are available free of charge for review before purchase. To request the warranty terms for a specific product, please contact us and provide the product name or SKU, or write to BillyTheTree, LLC, 3665 E Bay Dr Suite 204, #157, Largo, FL 33771 USA.
Please note that certain values, including length, weight, and number of beads/magnets, may vary in items that are available in different sizes. A length of "0" above indicates that this item can be custom-sized, or that different sizes are available. Values are subject to change, and should be viewed as a general reference only.
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Stainless steel Magnetic Ring (USR001)
Looks great, fits right, and delivery was fast.
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Stainless steel Magnetic Ring (USR001)
Looks great, fits right, and delivery was fast.
To Get Years of Wear From Your Magnetic Jewelry
- Remove each piece before showering, bathing, swimming, or washing your hands- Avoid chlorine or salt water, as either may damage your magnetic jewelry
- Do not use any sort of jewelry cleaner or jewelry cleaning machine
To Clean Your Magnetic Jewelry
Wash it by hand in a mild soap solution, then simply rinse. Do not submerge magnetic jewelry in water or let sit in water to soak. Once rinsed of soap, let the jewelry air dry.Copper Jewelry Skin "Stain"
If you're wearing copper magnetic jewelry, you might find that the jewelry has left a green mark (or stain) on your skin. This is normal and expected to happen. Since copper is a natural element found in the earth it reacts with other elements found in nature. One of those things is your own body chemistry. When copper comes into contact with your skin and sweat it forms green deposits called chelates. Your skin absorbs the chelates, causing the green stain. Many people look for the green stain as proof that the copper is absorbing into their skin. It's a good thing!If you don't like the green marks left on your skin, you can remove it with some soap and water, and a little light pressure/rubbing.
30-day money-back guarantee
Return for full refund of product price. EXCLUDES PERSONALIZED AND ENGRAVED PRODUCTS. Other restrictions apply, see our return policies page for details.Description
Manufacturer warranty information: Where applicable, written manufacturer warranty terms are available free of charge for review before purchase. To request the warranty terms for a specific product, please contact us and provide the product name or SKU, or write to BillyTheTree, LLC, 3665 E Bay Dr Suite 204, #157, Largo, FL 33771 USA.
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Stainless steel Magnetic Ring (USR001)
Looks great, fits right, and delivery was fast.
Guarantee
30-day money-back guarantee
Return for full refund of product price. EXCLUDES PERSONALIZED AND ENGRAVED PRODUCTS. Other restrictions apply, see our return policies page for details.Additional Info
Please note that certain values, including length, weight, and number of beads/magnets, may vary in items that are available in different sizes. A length of "0" above indicates that this item can be custom-sized, or that different sizes are available. Values are subject to change, and should be viewed as a general reference only.
Care Instructions
To Get Years of Wear From Your Magnetic Jewelry
- Remove each piece before showering, bathing, swimming, or washing your hands- Avoid chlorine or salt water, as either may damage your magnetic jewelry
- Do not use any sort of jewelry cleaner or jewelry cleaning machine
To Clean Your Magnetic Jewelry
Wash it by hand in a mild soap solution, then simply rinse. Do not submerge magnetic jewelry in water or let sit in water to soak. Once rinsed of soap, let the jewelry air dry.Copper Jewelry Skin "Stain"
If you're wearing copper magnetic jewelry, you might find that the jewelry has left a green mark (or stain) on your skin. This is normal and expected to happen. Since copper is a natural element found in the earth it reacts with other elements found in nature. One of those things is your own body chemistry. When copper comes into contact with your skin and sweat it forms green deposits called chelates. Your skin absorbs the chelates, causing the green stain. Many people look for the green stain as proof that the copper is absorbing into their skin. It's a good thing!If you don't like the green marks left on your skin, you can remove it with some soap and water, and a little light pressure/rubbing.