9K GOLD GF R196 VINTAGE SQUARE 2CT LAB DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT WEDDING SOLID RING SET

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9K GOLD GF R196 VINTAGE SQUARE 2CT LAB DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT WEDDING SOLID RING SET:
$19.28

Item ID: GFR196 / R197 Main Stones: Simulated Diamond
Princess cut : 5mm x 5mm Material: Gold Filled with copper Color: Gold / Silver Main Ring Width: Bottom:2mm; Top:6mm Band Ring Width: Bottom:2mm; Top:3.5mm Style: Bridal Set

GFR196-Yellow Gold

GFR197-White Gold

Gold Filled Jewelry Guide: -Gold-filled jewelry, also known as \"rolled gold\" or \"rolled gold plate\" is composed of a solid layer of gold bonded with heat and pressure to a base metal such as brass.
-Gold-filled jewelry is a reasonably priced, quality alternative to solid gold (Ease your mind about losing expensive jewelry but still makes you stand out in occasions like wedding, parties, etc.).

-Gold filled jewelry is not lifetime jewelry, however, it has longer life than gold plated items as the gold layer is thicker.

-Gold Filled Jewlery contains metal inside and would cause skin allergic reactions, it is not suitable for people who have allergic/sensitive skin.

Gold Filled Jewelry Caring Tips: --Wear.
Remove Gold Filled jewelry before showering, applying lotion, make-up, hairspray and perfume.
Always remove gold filled jewelry before swimming, showers and before using chlorine bleach or chlorine-based cleaning solutions. Otherwise the gold layer outside would be damaged.

-Clean.
An effective and inexpensive way to buff your gold filled jewelry with a soft cloth. If you use a jewelry polishing cloth, make sure the cloth is meant for gold. Make sure any cleaning products you use are safe for gold.

--Storage.
Store gold filled jewelry in a soft fabric-lined jewelry box or wrap it in soft material and store it in a re-sealable plastic bag to prevent scratches and oxidation.
Keep pieces separate from each other to prevent scratching.