Plain Cross Necklace

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Stainless steel is rust resisitant. While other metals like silver rank at 2.5 on the MOH (Mineral Hardness) scale, stainless steel has a MOH of 6. This means that compared to other metals like silver and brass, stainless steel is tougher and has a longer lifespan.

Because of an undetectable layer of chromium that inhibits oxidation, stainless steel doesn't tarnish. Stick with stainless steel jewelry if you're sick of having to maintain your jewelry as it won't rust, fade, or oxidize.

Use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe your stainless steel jewelry regularly. This helps remove any accumulated dirt, oil, or sweat.

If your jewelry requires more thorough cleaning, you can use mild soap and warm water. Gently scrub the jewelry with a soft toothbrush or cloth, paying attention to crevices and intricate details.

Stainless steel jewelry is often considered hypoallergenic because it contains little to no nickel, which is a common cause of allergic reactions for some people.

The low nickel content is crucial because nickel is a common allergen that can cause skin irritation, redness, and itching in some individuals, a condition known as nickel allergy or contact dermatitis. By using stainless steel with low nickel content, it reduces the risk of triggering allergic reactions when wearing them.