The main difference between demi-fine jewelry and fine jewelry lies in the materials used and the manufacturing process. Fine jewelry is made from precious metals like gold, silver, or platinum, and often incorporates precious stones such as diamonds, rubies, or emeralds. Demi-fine jewelry, on the other hand, is made from less noble metals but usually receives a gold or silver plating to give a more refined finish. The stones used in demi-fine jewelry are typically crystals or synthetic stones, rather than precious stones.

To care for demi-fine jewelry and extend its lifespan, avoid exposing it to water, perfumes, chemicals, and sweat. Store them in dry places away from light, preferably in fabric pouches or lined boxes. Regularly clean them with a soft cloth to remove any residue or oiliness. Do not use abrasive products for cleaning.

Not from My Precious. However, demi-fine jewelry can cause allergies, especially if it contains nickel in its composition. However, some people are allergic to common metals, so it is crucial that there is a protective layer between the base metal and the final finish. At My Precious, we use palladium, which ensures superior protection for our customers, making our demi-fine jewelry hypoallergenic.

Although demi-fine jewelry may not offer the same resale value as fine jewelry, it can be considered a good investment in terms of cost-effectiveness and style versatility. High-quality demi-fine jewelry can last many years if properly cared for and offers an affordable alternative for those who want aesthetically pleasing pieces without the high cost of jewelry made from precious metals and stones.