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Six gifts, six short games — and one choice. Pick the piece you actually want, answer its questions, and it is yours. Free, posted anywhere in the United Kingdom, no purchase needed.
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Only one game runs at a time, because only one gift is yours. Tap a different piece any time before you claim and the game changes with it.
Gift one · two questions
The Silver Cloth Kit
An anti-tarnish polishing cloth, anti-tarnish strips and zip bags — everything needed to keep silver bright. Right or wrong, the kit is yours.
What does the “925” stamp on silver actually mean?
Question 2 of 2
So is “S925” different from “925”?
Your gift
The Silver Cloth Kit
Tarnish is not damage. It is a surface reaction with the air, and it polishes straight off — which is exactly what this kit is for.
JEWELCARE925
What you are getting
The 925 Silver Cloth Kit
What it is
An anti-tarnish polishing cloth, a pack of anti-tarnish storage strips, and zip bags to keep pieces in. Small, unglamorous, and the single reason a silver piece still looks new in three years.
How to use it
Rub the cloth over dulled silver in short straight strokes — not circles — until the grey lifts. Then put the piece in a zip bag with one strip beside it. The strip absorbs the sulphur in the air that causes tarnish in the first place, so the next polish is months away instead of weeks.
Gift two · two questions
The MiniCharm Leather Bracelet
A black faux leather cord bracelet, one nickel-free zinc alloy charm matched to your answers, and a JewelCare polishing cloth.
Which one sounds most like you right now?
Question 2 of 2
And how do you imagine it shifting?
Your charm
Styles vary. The symbol is yours — the finish that arrives is the surprise.
What you are getting
The MiniCharm Leather Bracelet
What it is
A black faux leather cord bracelet, one nickel-free zinc alloy charm in the symbol your answers landed on, and a JewelCare polishing cloth. Six symbols exist — star, key, butterfly, flower, heart, leaf — and you get the one that matched.
How to use it
Wear it on its own as a quiet everyday piece, or stack it against a metal chain for contrast. The cord takes water far better than plated metal does, so it is the one to keep on. When you want a second symbol, the charm sits on a standard loop and swaps in seconds.
Gift three · four questions
The Spiral Material Set
Two identical spiral charms — one titanium steel, one zinc alloy — so you can feel the difference the photographs never show. All four right and it is yours. Every answer is in our metal identification guide.
A bracelet is strongly attracted to a fridge magnet. What is it most likely made of?
Question 2 of 4
Two rings, same size and thickness, but one feels noticeably lighter.
The lighter one is most likely…
Question 3 of 4
You tap two pieces on wood.
One rings with a long, bell-like tone; the other is high-pitched but stops dead. Which is which?
Question 4 of 4
A gold-coloured ring is scratched inside the band and the mark shows grey underneath.
What does that tell you?
Your gift
🏆 All four correct
Magnet, weight, sound, scratch — that is the whole field kit, and you just used it correctly. Now run those tests on two pieces that look identical and are not.
METALTEST
Not yet
Close — but not all four
The magnet test separates iron and carbon steel from everything else. Density is why zinc alloy feels hollow for its size. Sterling silver rings like a bell; zinc alloy stops dead. And a grey scratch under a gold surface means plating over a base metal.
It is all in the metal identification guide — read it and come straight back.
What you are getting
The Spiral Material Set
What it is
The same spiral pendant twice over: one titanium steel, one zinc alloy. Identical shape, identical finish, completely different metal. Photographs cannot show the difference — that is exactly why this set exists.
How to use it
Wear either one as a pendant. But before you do, run the tests: hold one in each hand and feel which is heavier for its size, tap both on a wooden table and listen to how long each rings, scratch a hidden spot on each, and bring a magnet near. Once your hand knows the difference, you can never be sold zinc as steel again.
Gift four · three questions
The Silver Paperclip Bracelet
A flat open-link steel chain, 16–20cm adjustable, in bare silver-tone steel. Three right and it is yours. Every answer is in our guide to magnetic stainless steel.
A steel bracelet sticks firmly to a fridge magnet. Does that mean it is fake?
Question 2 of 3
Which grade is the “surgical steel” used for premium, hypoallergenic jewellery?
Question 3 of 3
Grade 201 shows a mild magnetic pull. Why?
Your gift
✅ All three correct
You can now tell a magnetic grade from a fake, which is more than most sellers can explain. The silver tone is bare 316-family steel with nothing plated over it — the version that cannot wear through to a different colour.
STEELSILVER
Not yet
Not quite — one of the three is off
Magnetism describes the alloy family, not the honesty of the seller: ferritic (430) and martensitic (410/420) grades are magnetic by structure. 316L is the surgical grade. And 201 pulls slightly because it replaces some of its nickel with manganese.
It is all in the grades guide — read it and come straight back.
What you are getting
The Silver Paperclip Bracelet
What it is
A flat open-link steel chain, 4mm by 12mm links, 16–20cm adjustable on a lobster clasp and extender. Bare silver-tone steel with nothing plated over it, which is why it cannot wear through to a different colour.
How to use it
This is a starting chain, not a finished piece. Wear it alone while it is new, layer it under a watch, then start hanging charms from the open links as you collect them — the flat links are wide enough to take a charm loop without a jump ring. It is the cheapest honest way into a charm bracelet.
Gift five · three questions
The Gold Paperclip Bracelet
The same flat open-link chain, 16–20cm adjustable, in gold tone over a steel core. Three right and it is yours. Every answer is in our guide to magnetic stainless steel.
A steel bracelet sticks firmly to a fridge magnet. Does that mean it is fake?
Question 2 of 3
Which grade is the “surgical steel” used for premium, hypoallergenic jewellery?
Question 3 of 3
Grade 201 shows a mild magnetic pull. Why?
Your gift
✅ All three correct
You can now tell a magnetic grade from a fake, which is more than most sellers can explain. Gold tone over a steel core is the combination that lasts, because the metal underneath does not tarnish even where plating eventually thins.
STEELGOLD
Not yet
Not quite — one of the three is off
Magnetism describes the alloy family, not the honesty of the seller: ferritic (430) and martensitic (410/420) grades are magnetic by structure. 316L is the surgical grade. And 201 pulls slightly because it replaces some of its nickel with manganese.
It is all in the grades guide — read it and come straight back.
What you are getting
The Gold Paperclip Bracelet
What it is
The same flat open-link chain, 4mm by 12mm links, 16–20cm adjustable — in gold tone plated over a steel core. Gold colour on a metal that does not tarnish underneath, which is the combination that survives daily wear.
How to use it
Wear it alone, or against silver-tone pieces for the mixed-metal look. Then start adding charms to the open links as you go. Keep it out of chlorine and perfume, which are hard on any plating — but unlike plated brass, if the gold tone ever thins, what shows through is steel, not green.
Gift six · three questions
The Italian Charm Starter Bundle
Eighteen stainless steel tiles that snap together into a whole bracelet, a precision charm tool for swapping them, and one surprise tile to begin with. Three right and it is yours. Everything you need is on the bundle page.
What makes an Italian charm bracelet different from an ordinary charm bracelet?
Question 2 of 3
Italian tiles are all made to one standard size.
Which size is it — the one this bundle uses, and the one to look for when you buy more tiles?
Question 3 of 3
You want to swap a tile out for a new one.
What does the bundle include to make that easy?
Your gift
✅ All three correct
You now know the one specification that matters: 9mm. Every Italian tile ever made is cut to it, which is why this bracelet is never finished — it is a band you keep rewriting. Eighteen blank steel tiles, the charm tool, and one surprise tile to start the story.
LINKSTART
Not yet
Not quite — one of the three is off
An Italian bracelet has no chain: the flat tiles snap edge to edge and are the band. They are all cut to a 9mm standard, which is what makes any tile fit any bracelet. And the bundle includes a precision charm tool, because prising steel tiles apart by hand is how they get bent.
It is all on the bundle page — have a read and come straight back.
What you are getting
The Italian Charm Starter Bundle
What it is
Eighteen blank stainless steel tiles that snap edge to edge into a complete bracelet, a precision charm tool for swapping them, and one surprise patterned tile to begin with. Every tile is the 9mm Italian standard.
How to use it
Wear the eighteen blanks as a plain steel band on day one — it looks finished already. Then use the tool to pop a blank out and snap a patterned tile in: a letter, a symbol, a colour. Because 9mm is a universal standard, any Italian tile from anywhere fits, so the bracelet is never done. That is the point of it.
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