Jewelry Care Guide

What Your Piece Is Made Of

Your piece has a real layer of gold, bonded onto metal and finished with two layers of protective coating to help it stay beautiful. It's not solid gold all the way through, and it was never meant to be. We designed it to be stylish, elegant, casual and fun, made with intention. Something you can wear on and off throughout your day, a reminder of who you are in Christ that fits easily into real life.

How To Care For It

• Water-resistant and tarnish-resistant. That means it can handle everyday moments like washing your hands, but it should not be worn in the shower, pool, or hot tub, since prolonged water exposure wears down the coating faster.
• Take it on and off daily. This one habit makes it last much longer.
• Remove before exercising, sleeping, or any activity that could tug or catch the piece.
• Be mindful when changing clothes, especially pulling something over your head. This is one of the most common ways a delicate chain gets caught and breaks.
• Keep away from perfumes, lotions, hairspray, and other chemicals. Put it on after these, not before.
• Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth after wearing. No liquid or abrasive cleaners.
• Store it in a soft pouch or jewelry box, away from humidity, when you're not wearing it.

Because each piece is handcrafted with fine materials and detail, it can be more delicate than mass-produced, heavy-duty jewelry. While we take great care in crafting each one, Stacked With Purpose isn't able to take responsibility for damage caused by improper care, tugging, catching on clothing, or everyday wear and tear.

Your Declaration Card

The card that came with your piece was never meant to be thrown away. Keep it. Read it. Set it somewhere you'll see it often, your mirror, your car, your desk. It's meant to be a regular reminder, something you come back to and speak over yourself again, not a one-time read.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your piece has a real layer of gold, bonded onto metal and finished with two layers of protective coating. It's not solid gold all the way through, and here's something most people don't realize: very little jewelry you'll ever buy, even from big retailers, is solid gold. Even "10k," "14k," or "18k" gold jewelry is gold mixed with other metals, not pure gold. True solid, pure gold is rare, very soft, and priced by the gold market.

The specific materials for each piece are also listed on its individual product page.

With the care steps above, your piece can hold up beautifully for regular, everyday wear over time. A little care goes a long way.

We'd love for you to take it off first. Water, especially chlorine and saltwater, is the fastest way to wear down the coating.

Sometimes you'll notice a slight color change over time. This is a natural reaction between metal and everyday things like air, moisture, lotion, or perfume. It's not a sign that anything is wrong with your piece. The good news is a few small habits, taking it off before water, wiping it down after wearing, storing it dry, will keep it looking its best for a long time.

For anything related to returns, exchanges, credit, or repairs, please visit our Return & Exchange Policy page for full details.

A Word From Our Heart

These pieces were never meant to be an investment for your wallet. They're meant to remind you of who you are in Christ. Our identity was never meant to be tied to any material possession, especially something like this. What we hope you carry away is the reminder, not the resale value: a piece you can wear close, that speaks life over you every time you put it on.