Not always. Oxidised jewellery can be made from:that is intentionally oxidised
like copper, brass, or alloys with a silver-like finish

Keep it in a dry, airtight container

Use anti-tarnish strips or silica gel

Store pieces separately to avoid scratches and tarnishing

Yes, but be gentle. Avoid harsh chemicals or polishing cloths that may remove the dark finish. Instead:

soft dry cloth

mild soap and water, then dry thoroughly

You can, but it's best for occasional wear to preserve the finish. Avoid wearing it while swimming, bathing, or during heavy workouts.

Not always. It depends on the base metal used. If you have sensitive skin, choose oxidised jewellery made from sterling silver or nickel-free alloys.

Yes, the oxidised coating may wear off gradually, especially with regular use, moisture, or exposure to sweat and chemicals. But it can be re-oxidised by a jeweller if needed.

Yes! Its unique, earthy appeal makes it perfect for:

Ethnic or traditional wear

Casual outfits

Festive events and cultural occasions

Some items can be repaired or re-oxidised, especially if made from silver. Costume jewellery or pieces made from base metals may be harder to fix.