Vampire Ankh Collar #2

Unique vampire goth ankh collar with crescent moons,
The collar is a bit heavier due to the amount of metal.
The chain is adjustable at the back!

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Color: silver
Material: metal
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Safety information and warnings

General information

Instructions for use
• Putting on after dressing: Put on jewelry as the last step after getting dressed and avoid layering jewelry that could cause scratches.

• Avoid contact with chemicals: Perfume, hairspray, lotions and cosmetics, and cleaning products can damage or discolor jewelry. Always put on jewelry after applying cosmetics.

• Avoid contact with water: Avoid prolonged contact with water and soaps, especially with jewelry containing gemstones.

• Removing before activities: Always remove jewelry before showering, swimming, sleeping, housework and gardening. Chlorine, salt water, chemicals and sweat can affect it and cause chemical and allergic reactions.

• Storage: Store your jewelry in an airtight container, away from direct sunlight, in a cool, dry place to avoid tarnishing and oxidation. Pearls should be stored in breathable bags. Store different pieces of jewelry separately to avoid scratches.
• Cleaning: Clean your jewelry regularly with a dry, or if necessary damp, soft and lint-free cloth. Then dry thoroughly to avoid oxidation.

Important!!! Constant contact with water and sweat when wearing jewelry frequently or for a long time can lead to faster abrasion of the surface, impair hygiene and encourage the formation of bacteria.

Safety instructions
• Activities: Always remove your jewelry before sleeping, exercising and certain tasks (e.g. gardening). Also remove your jewelry before swimming, showering and bathing! Especially in chlorinated or salt water to avoid chemical reactions. Wearing jewelry during sporting activities is not recommended for safety reasons as it poses several risks:
> Risk of injury: Rings, bracelets or chains can get caught or caught on sports equipment, which can lead to bruises, cuts or sprains.

> Impact and shock injuries: Jewelry can cause injuries in the event of sudden movements or falls, especially during contact or ball sports.
> Damage to jewelry: Salt and chlorine water when swimming, impacts and friction can bend or damage jewelry. Stone settings can come loose.
• Using jewelry at work: Wearing jewelry at work can pose safety and health risks in certain professions and should therefore be handled with care!
> Risk of injury: Jewelry can get caught in machines, tools or work equipment and cause serious injuries such as crushing, cuts or even amputations.
> Damage: When doing manual work or working with heavy objects, jewelry can be scratched, bent or damaged beyond repair.
> Contamination: In professions such as medicine, food preparation or chemistry, jewelry can absorb bacteria, chemicals or other harmful substances, which can cause hygiene problems or contamination.
> Electrical hazard: In professions that involve electrical work, metal in jewelry can have a conductive effect and increase the risk of electric shock.

Warnings
• Attention! Danger of swallowing and suffocation:
>Please keep out of reach of children under 3 years of age!
• Bones can contain traces of bleaching agents such as hydrogen peroxide!
>Please always keep bone jewelry out of reach of dogs!
• Processed metal parts can contain traces of nickel!
• Allergic reactions: Prolonged skin contact, combined with sweat and heat, can intensify skin irritations or allergic reactions.
>If you notice any signs of an allergic reaction, remove the jewelry immediately!
• Warning! Danger of injury:
>Rings, necklaces, bracelets or earrings can get caught or twisted, which can lead to cuts, bruises, sprains, strangulation, impaired blood circulation and skin irritation.
>Pointed and sharp-edged metal parts can cause cuts and punctures if used improperly or if they fall.

Important: If you care for them properly and follow these instructions, you will enjoy your jewelry for a long time.

Manufacturer information:
Asmira Pepic, c/o IP-Management #9113, Ludwig-Erhard-Str. 18, 20459 Hamburg (Germany), Telephone: +4915222773773, Email: [email protected]