Verena comes from verus: that which is true.
A creation of fluid lines and timeless beauty, designed to accompany you from day to night. More than a detail, it is a modern expression of presence and a reminder that imperfection, when authentic, is beautiful.
FEATURES
• Concept: A creation of fluid lines and timeless beauty, designed to accompany you from day to night.
• Design: Luxury earrings featuring a synthetic baroque pearl, available in 18K Gold plating or White Rhodium plating.
• Synthetic Baroque Pearl.
• Larger backing designed to provide enhanced comfort and security.
• Total Length: 4.5 cm.
• Weight: 14g per pair.
• Style: Modern and sophisticated.
BENEFITS
• Warranty: 12-month coverage for plating and manufacturing defects.
• Hypoallergenic Coating: Developed with a palladium-based finish, a noble high-tech metal considered the highest standard of protection on the market, ideal for extremely sensitive skin.
• Nickel-Free: Completely nickel-free jewelry, eliminating any risk of allergies or skin discomfort.
• Origin: Crafted by skilled artisans in Brazil.
CARE & PRESERVATION
• Safe Use: Avoid direct contact with perfumes, cosmetic creams, and cleaning products. We recommend applying your personal care products and fragrances a few minutes before wearing your jewelry.
• Cleaning: If necessary, gently wash the piece using only running water and mild soap. Be sure to dry it thoroughly with an absorbent paper towel, paying special attention to every detail and crevice.
• Effects of Perspiration: After hot days or prolonged wear, wash the piece before storing it. Storing jewelry with traces of perspiration or pollution may dull the metal and accelerate the natural oxidation process.
• Storage: Keep your jewelry individually stored in soft pouches or in a jewelry box protected from humidity and direct sunlight. This simple care preserves the integrity of the plating and its original shine for much longer. If exposed to perspiration, wash the piece before storing it, as residue may dull and oxidize the metal.
