WEDDING JEWELRY AND HEIRLOOM QUESTIONS
Original Yenra editable discussion aid. Article: https://yenra.com/wedding-jewelry/
Make one record per piece in a text editor. Ask the seller, owner or qualified jeweler to answer uncertain points. Keep the written description, receipt and care instructions together. Do not use home scratch or tooth tests to identify materials.

ITEM AND WRITTEN DESCRIPTION
Seller or owner / contact / date:
Piece description and identifying reference:
Pearls: natural, cultured or imitation? Size in millimeters?
Colored gem: identity? Natural, laboratory-created or imitation?
Disclosed treatments and special care:
Metal and fineness of main piece:
If plated: base metal and coating:
Posts, backs, clasp and chain materials:
Length, weight or dimensions relevant to wearing:
Report supplied, what it covers and how to verify it:
Any unanswered material claim:

COMFORT AND CONDITION
Trial with intended outfit:
Fastening easy to use and secure?
Edges or settings catch fabric?
Loose parts or uncertain condition for professional inspection:
Wearer's existing preferences and materials to avoid:

PURCHASE
Complete delivered cost, currency, tax and adjustments:
Written return deadline and conditions:
Any personalization, condition or hygiene exclusions:
Inspection date and fallback if unsuitable:

BORROWED PIECE
Owner's permission and agreed use:
Condition photographs and included parts:
Cleaning, restringing or adjustment explicitly permitted:
Jeweler's inspection and proposed work:
Owner's approval before work:
Collection / secure storage / return date / responsible person:

CARE
Piece-specific written instructions and provider:
Components or treatments requiring special handling:
Pearls: avoid ultrasonic and steam cleaners; follow GIA guidance and get advice for an uncertain heirloom or mixed-material piece.
GIA: https://www.gia.edu/pearl-care-cleaning
FTC: https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/buying-gemstones-diamonds-and-pearls