Hand-braided Tassel Chain
Hand-braided Tassel Chain
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This beautiful, hand-braided tassel chain will add a luxurious 1920s glam touch to any outfit. Its delicate cotton pearls give it a subtle retro vibe, and its versatility allows for it to be worn in many different ways, including as a waist chain or even to embellish this boater hat. A lovely classic with a modern twist!
- Hand-braided necklace
- 14K gold plated brass
- Length: 40 ¼’’ (102 cm)
- Can be worn in different ways
- 100% nickel-free and cadmium-free
Good to Know
The Ultimate Metal Guide
Here are the most commonly used metals in jewelry making:
Stainless Steel
We only use 316L stainless steel, a superior choice for jewelry since it resists general corrosion. Stainless steel in its original color (silver) will maintain that color for life. For maximum durability, we use PVD coating for our gold finish, the same coating used for gold stainless steel watchmaking. However, due to the nature of this metal, both gold and silver colors usually look duller or darker compared to other common metals. Therefore, we love using this metal as a supportive material to pair with beads or CZ crystals, creating pool-friendly styles that are both affordable and practical:)
How to take care of your pieces:
You can use a soft brush and warm water mixed with mild liquid soap to deep clean your jewelry and restore its shine.
14K/18K Gold or Rhodium Plated Brass
Gold and rhodium-plated brass are the most commonly used materials for fashion jewelry. They are not only affordable but also replicate the bright colors of those precious metals. Many waterproof jewelry brands paint it black, but many brands like mine and even luxury brands still love it. It's very handmaking-friendly and more affordable than silver.
The thickness of the plating and proper care determine how fast it tarnishes. In other words, when a piece is well-made and well-taken care of, it can last for many years.
We work closely with the factories we selected and hold the same standard as gold vermeil jewelry to ensure the thickness of the plating and prevent tarnishing.
How to take care of your pieces:
Please keep all jewelry away from water and chemicals such as perfumes, skincare products and liquid hand soap.
In addition, sweat will also corrode the plating, so please avoid wearing this jewelry when you are likely to sweat a lot. We do not recommend wearing this type of jewelry when sleeping. After removing the jewelry, place it in a dry, airtight container to prevent tarnishing (see packaging).
Periodically polish the jewelry with a soft, dry cloth to remove surface grease and grime and restore its original luster.
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.925 Sterling Silver
Sterling silver is an excellent material for jewelry making. It is made of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper, which makes it harder and sturdier than pure silver. Sterling silver does tarnish over time, but if proper care is taken, it can last for a life-time.
How to take care of your pieces:
Please avoid contact with water and chemicals, and store your jewelry in dry, sealed containers away from sunlight to slow down oxidation. However, the natural oils in your skin can give silver a beautiful shine and help prevent tarnishing, so please wear your sterling silver pieces often:)
Use a jewelry cleaning cloth to polish the piece when needed. If heavy oxidation occurs, you can use baking soda or toothpaste to clean your piece. Dry it immediately.
*Special note: We do not recommend using silver wash on intentionally oxidized styles as it can degrade the finish. Silver wash also accelerates the oxidation process for your silver piece in the future as it erodes the metal surface! *
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14K/ 18K Solid Gold
Gold and rhodium are the most precious metals for jewelry making and are meant to last a lifetime. They are low maintenance and well suited to active lifestyles since they can be worn at all times.
How to take care of your pieces:
You can use a small brush and warm water to clean the jewelry and keep it shiny.
Care Guide
Please check out our Metal Guide to learn more about each metal.
14K / 18K Gold- and Rhodium-Plated Brass
We work closely with the factories we selected and hold the same standard as gold vermeil jewelry to ensure the thickness of the plating and prevent tarnishing. When a piece is properly taken care of, it will last a long time. Please keep all jewelry away from water and chemicals such as perfumes, skincare products and liquid hand soap.
In addition, sweat will also corrode the plating, so please avoid wearing this jewelry when you are likely to sweat a lot. We do not recommend wearing this type of jewelry when sleeping. After removing the jewelry, place it in a dry, airtight container to prevent tarnishing (see packaging).
Periodically polish the jewelry with a soft, dry cloth to remove surface grease and grime and restore its original luster.
14K/18K Gold & Rhodium
Because this jewelry is composed of gold and small amounts of other precious metals, it will not tarnish. It can be worn at all times! You can use a small brush and warm water to clean the jewelry and keep it shiny.
Pearl and Natural Stone
Their colors can change due to chemicals or prolonged exposure to sunlight. Please be careful when wearing and storing such accessories to avoid
discoloration.
316L Stainless Steel
This is a very durable material that is very slow to discolor. Stainless steel in its original color (silver) will maintain that color for life. You can use a soft brush and warm water mixed with mild liquid soap to deep clean your jewelry and restore its shine.
.925 Sterling Silver
Please avoid contact with water and chemicals, and store in dry, sealed containers away from sunlight to slow down oxidation. However, the oils in your skin can give silver a natural shine and help prevent tarnishing, so please wear your sterling silver pieces often :)
Use jewelry cleaning cloth to polish the piece when needed.
Special note: We do not recommend using silver wash on intentionally oxidized styles as it will degrade the finish.
Shipping and Returns
Shipping
We ship our products from Southern California to anywhere in the world.
We offer free U.S. shipping on orders over $70, Free worldwide shipping on orders over $160.
Orders are processed Monday through Friday, excluding major holidays. Please allow 1-4 business days for your order to be processed and packed before shipping. The delivery time depends on the shipment courier and destination. Please note that delivery times are provided as a guideline only and may be subject to delays caused by payment authorization, stock availability, and/or customs clearance. Please allow 24 hours for your tracking number & shipping label to update.
Please make sure your address is correct. Work Piece cannot be held responsible for any delays or lost packages due to an incorrect address.
If you refuse a shipment from Work Piece, you are responsible for the original shipping charges and the cost of returning the package to Work Piece. We will refund you for your order minus the fees.
EU Orders
Free worldwide shipping on orders over $160.
We use IOSS. For orders equal to or less than 150 EUR, Work Piece collects VAT at check out. This way, the customers don’t pay taxes upon delivery. IOSS packages do not stop at customs, which results in no customs fee.
For orders over 150 EUR, the customers are responsible to pay all customs and VAT upon delivery.
Shipping costs are non-refundable, which includes returns, package rejection upon arrival and/or failure to pay duty fees. If a package is returned to us due to the customer refusing to pay duties, the customer is responsible for the duty fees of import back to the US. We will refund you for your order minus the fees.
International Orders
Free worldwide shipping on orders over $160.
Shipping costs are non-refundable, which includes returns, package rejection upon arrival and/or failure to pay duty fees. If a package is returned to us due to the customer refusing to pay duties, the customer is responsible for the duty fees of import back to the US. We will refund you for your order minus the fees.
Returns
We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not happy with your order, we offer a 14-day return policy. To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same condition that you received it, unworn or unused, with tags and in its original packaging. You will also need the receipt or proof of purchase. To start a return, please send an email to workpiecestudio@gmail.com with the following information:
- Order Number
- Reason for return
For U.S. orders, if your return is accepted, we will send you a prepaid return shipping label and instructions on how and where to send your package. Please note that a return shipping and restocking fee of $7 will be deducted from your refund.
For countries other than U.S., if your return is accepted, please return your item(s) to our address (will be included in the Email). Kindly understand that we are an independent young brand and, although we would love to, we don’t have the structure yet to cover your return shipping and any reverse duties & taxes.
Items sent back to us without first requesting a return will not be accepted. Refunds will be processed once we receive and inspect the returned item. Please allow 7-10 business days for the refund to be processed back to your original form of payment.
Exceptions / Non-returnable Items
- Custom products (such as special orders or personalized items) cannot be returned.
- We do not accept returns on items marked as "final sale" or gift cards.
- We are not responsible for improper care and maintenance of the products. Please view the Care Guide page for more details
Package Lost / Stolen / Damaged
We recommend purchasing insurance (Route Package Protection) at check out to help cover the cost of lost, stolen, or damaged packages. You can submit a claim through the email Route sent when placing your order, or file a claim here: https://claims.route.com/
For uninsured packages, we are not responsible if the package is lost or stolen after delivery. If your package is lost in transit, it is the carrier's responsibility. In this case, you may contact the carrier directly for help.