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3 Kiln Fired Raku Roses with other bead components on flex-cord. Adjust length by re-shaping the flex-cord. Always original-never two alike!

Raku Roses on Flex-cord -101

$195.00Price
  • To keep your flex-cord with ceramic components jewelry looking great, you’ll want to treat it with a little extra care. Here’s what you should know:

    For Kiln Fired Ceramic: Handle your ceramic jewelry with care to avoid chips or cracks. Keep it dry and clean with a soft, damp cloth as needed. Store separately to prevent scratches and protect it from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

    For Kiln Fired Raku Ceramic: To keep your raku ceramic jewelry looking its best, avoid getting it wet and store it away from direct sunlight. Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth. Handle with care—raku ceramics are delicate and can chip or crack if dropped.

    Keep it dry: Flex-cord is pretty tough, but water and soap can wear down the rubber over time or get trapped inside the hollow core, which might make it cloudy or less flexible. Take your jewelry off before showering, swimming, or washing your hands.

    Store carefully: Because flex-cord has a wire inside, avoid bending it sharply or twisting it into tight knots—this can kink the wire and make the cord lose its shape. Lay your jewelry flat in a box or hang it up so it keeps its natural curve.

    Avoid chemicals: Perfume, lotions, sunscreen, and cleaning products can break down both the rubber exterior and the wire core. Put your jewelry on last, after you’re done with sprays or creams, and wipe it down with a soft, dry cloth after wearing.

    Clean gently: If your jewelry gets dirty, just wipe it gently with a damp cloth (not soaked) and dry it right away. Don’t use harsh cleaners or soak it in water.

    Watch the stretch: Flex-cord has a bit of give, but don’t overstretch it. Pulling too hard can weaken the rubber or cause it to lose its shape.

    With these tips, your jewelry should stay stylish and flexible for a long time.

     

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