FAQ

Stainless Steel is a metal alloy made up of iron, carbon, chromium and nickel. It is a metal known for its strength: stainless steel jewelry is sturdy, it does not rust and its shine remains constant over time. 

If you are susceptible to allergies, opt for surgical steel (also called 316L steel) which does not contain nickel.

Used in jewelry since 1847, stainless steel has been particularly fashionable for several years. Stainless steel rings and necklaces embody modernity and non-conformity.

Resolutely innovative, stainless steel jewelry has the double advantage of being affordable and also of being low maintenance, compared to gold or silver jewelry.  

2. Does stainless steel change color?

The stainless steel is an alloy unalterable. Indeed, it is resistant to water, perspiration, perfume, household products and many others. The stainless steel does not blacken like gold or silver. Its color , whether silver, gold or pinkish copper, remains intact.

3. Does stainless steel jewelry rust?

The steel is a metal alloy composed of iron, carbon, chromium and nickel. It is a metal known for its strength: steel jewelry is robust, it does not rust and its shine remains constant over time.