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				| All silver jewellery may tarnish over 
				time, especially if it is not being worn. We want you to enjoy 
				Silver Phoenix Studio jewellery at its best and we will tell you 
				if a piece needs special treatment. 
 A gentle wash in warm soapy water, rinse and gentle patting dry 
				will keep most pieces in good condition. You can use a soft 
				silver cloth if your piece needs a bit more of a clean but 
				please don't put any of our jewellery in silver dips as this may 
				harm stones.
 
 AMBER ALERT!
 
 If you buy any of our natural, rare Baltic Amber it will always 
				be genuine and never a resin or plastic so there are a few extra 
				considerations to keep it looking its best:
 
 - Never put amber in silver dips or corrosive cleaners
 - Do not leave in direct sunlight
 - Apply prefume, deodorants and cosmetics before you put on your 
				amber jewellery
 - Amber is for wearing and not chewing!
 - Treat your amber as a delicate material
 - Do not bathe, swim or allow contact with suntan lotions and 
				creams
 
 WOODLAND COLLECTION
 
 This collection is made from delicate natural material and 
				although normal wearing should not have any impact on the piece 
				it is best to follow the following tips to keep it at its best.
 
 - If you do get your Woodland piece wet, wipe with a soft, dry 
				cloth as soon as possible and leave at room temperature to dry 
				completely
 - Some pieces are delicate and should be treated as such, 
				especially if the piece is made from leaves
 - Do not spray perfume, lotions and deodorant directly onto 
				pieces
 - Do not bathe, swim or shower with your Woodland Collection 
				jewellery on
 - Do not try and force the piece to bend, be gentle
 
 FEATHERS
 
 If a piece includes natural 
				feathers it is best that you don't get them wet as they will 
				bunch together and look messy. That's why birds are continually 
				preening and oiling their feathers to keep them dry and in good 
				condition! If you do get them wet or muddy wash them very gently 
				in tepid water and use a hair dryer on a cool setting to dry 
				them. Stroke the feather in the direction it naturally forms as 
				there are little 'barbs' that hold the filaments together a bit 
				like a zipper, so treat your feathers well and they should last. 
				Feathers used in my jewellery are either found or given to me as 
				a gift. Some are bought from trusted sources and all are 
				by-products.
 
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