Stainless beads

Metal beads are the perfect addition to all your stainless steel jewelry.
Whether in a bracelet, earrings, or necklace, rondelle beads will beautifully separate your gemstone beads, Heishi beads, or freshwater pearls while adding a metallic touch. This is the case with this men’s stainless steel bracelet featuring a leather cord and Heishi beads, or this mother-daughter bracelet set with natural stone beads.
Very trendy, these stainless steel beads pair beautifully with all types of beads and materials, as seen in this multi-strand bracelet.
The possibilities are endless. It’s up to you to create your own jewelry with stainless steel beads!

Yes, stainless steel can be gold-plated, particularly using PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition)plating, a gold-plating technique that produces a durable, long-lasting, and attractive gold finish.

Although stainless steel is resistant to corrosion and oxidation, improper storage can lead to micro-scratches or a loss of luster over time. To keep your stainless steel jewelry looking like new, here are a few simple tips to follow:

• Store each piece individually: keep each piece of jewelry in a small, soft fabric pouch or a separate compartment to prevent pieces from rubbing against each other (especially chains or pendants).
• Avoid hard or abrasive surfaces: Don’t leave your jewelry lying on a table or in an unlined jewelry box, as this can cause surface scratches.
• Use lined boxes: Opt for jewelry boxes lined with velvet or felt, which protect against impacts and dust.
• Keep them away from moisture: even though stainless steel doesn’t rust easily, it’s best not to store your jewelry in the bathroom. Choose a dry place with a stable temperature.
• Avoid prolonged contact with chemicals or harsh substances: perfumes, creams, or household cleaners can damage the finish, especially on PVD-gold-plated stainless steel jewelry.

You can find more storage tips in this technical sheet!