Sterling Silver Red Jasper Bead Station Bracelet with Bolo Clasp

Highlights

• Red jasper beads are strung along a rhodium plated .925 sterling silver strand in a beaded station design.
• A bolo clasp allows the bracelet to adjust along the strand.
• The bracelet measures 8.5 inches in length.
• The rhodium plating gives the silver a bright white finish that resists tarnish.
• Made in the US and classified as a replenishable style.

Good to Know

• Rhodium plating over the sterling silver resists tarnish and needs only soap, water and a soft cloth to keep clean.
• The bolo clasp slides along the strand, so the fit is not tied to one set length.
• The beads are natural red jasper.
• The rhodium is a surface layer over sterling silver, not a solid precious metal, and on a piece that rubs daily it can wear through over years and need re
• plating.
• The bolo clasp is the only means of adjustment, within the 8.5 inch length.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the piece made from?

It is crafted in rhodium plated .925 sterling silver. The rhodium plating gives the silver a bright white finish and adds resistance to tarnish, while the sterling silver underneath provides the structure.

What stone is used on the piece?

The piece is strung with red jasper beads. Jasper is a natural stone, and each bead is threaded along the silver strand in a beaded station style.

How long is the piece and how does it fit?

It measures 8.5 inches in length and closes with a bolo clasp, which allows the fit to be adjusted along the strand rather than fixed at one set length.

How should the piece be cared for?

Wipe it with a soft cloth to remove everyday dirt and skin oils, and keep it away from chlorine and perfume. Storing it dry and closed between wears helps limit tarnish on the sterling silver base.

How to Care for Your Sterling Silver Red Jasper Bead Station Bracelet with Bolo Clasp

1. Wipe the piece with a soft cloth after wearing to remove oils and everyday dirt.
2. Keep it away from chlorine and perfume to protect the rhodium plating and silver underneath.
3. Clean it with warm water and a drop of mild dish soap when needed, then dry it thoroughly.
4. Store it dry and closed when not in use to slow tarnishing.
5. Avoid abrasive cleaners like toothpaste, which can scratch the silver and leave it hazy.