What does nickel-free mean for jewelry?

What does nickel-free mean for jewelry? ๐Ÿ’งโœจ

Do you ever see "nickel-free" or "low-nickel" in a product description and wonder what it actually means? In this blog post, we explain what nickel-free means, why it's important for sensitive skin, and which Aramat Jewels earrings and jewelry meet this standard.

1. What is nickel and why does the skin react to it?

Nickel is a metal found in many alloys and can cause contact allergies in some people: redness, itching, or bumps. Nickel-free jewelry contains no detectable amounts of nickel; nickel-reduced jewelry contains a minimal amount of <0.5 ยตg/cmยฒ/week.

2. Benefits of nickel-free jewelry ๐ŸŒฟ

  • No skin irritation or itching
  • Safe for children and sensitive ears.
  • Longer wearing comfort, even 24/7

3. Which materials are nickel-free or low-nickel?

4. How do you recognize nickel-free or low-nickel? ๐Ÿ”

Check the product description: "nickel-free" or "low-nickel." Under European REACH regulations, nickel-free products may not contain more than 0.05% nickel.

5. Popular nickel-free (or low-nickel) earrings

Frequently Asked Questions โ“

  • Is low-nickel safe enough? For 98% of people, it is. For severe allergies, choose 100% titanium or silver.
  • Can gold-colored stainless steel earrings contain nickel? Yes, minimally. They are considered low-nickel, making them suitable for most people.
  • How do I test for nickel myself? Use a nickel testing solution (available from a drugstore) on a small portion of the jewelry.

Conclusion: Know your material and enjoy carefree ๐ŸŽ‰

Choose titanium, silver, or low-nickel stainless steel to prevent skin irritation. Always check the description and invest in quality โ€“ that way you can wear your favorite jewelry without worry.

๐Ÿ›’ Discover nickel-free jewelry at Aramat Jewels

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