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Necklace on a silver chain with a silver rib cage Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

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Contemporary elegance and spacious storage are the hallmarks of our stunning Milagro series vanity, featuring a luxurious and durable qt. stone top. Its sleek, clean lines; minimalist hardware; and unique spliced front panels infuse your bathroom with an eye-catching contemporary aesthetic. A range of stylish finish options ensures your vanity integrates seamlessly into your space and reflects your personal design vision. Color: Washed Ash Grey+Matte Black Base.

Contemporary elegance and spacious storage are the hallmarks of our stunning Milagro series vanity, featuring a luxurious and durable qt. stone top. Its sleek, clean lines; minimalist hardware; and unique spliced front panels infuse your bathroom with an eye-catching contemporary aesthetic. A range of stylish finish options ensures your vanity integrates seamlessly into your space and reflects your personal design vision. Color: Washed Ash Grey+Brushed Gold Base.

Contemporary elegance and spacious storage are the hallmarks of our stunning Milagro Series Vanity, featuring a luxurious and durable quartz stone top. Its sleek, clean lines; minimalist hardware; and unique spliced front panels infuse your bathroom with an eye-catching contemporary aesthetic. A range of stylish finish options ensures your vanity integrates seamlessly into your space and reflects your personal design vision. Color: Washed Ash Grey+Brushed Gold Base.

Contemporary elegance and spacious storage are the hallmarks of our stunning Milagro series vanity, featuring a luxurious and durable qt. stone top. Its sleek, clean lines; minimalist hardware; and unique spliced front panels infuse your bathroom with an eye-catching contemporary aesthetic. A range of stylish finish options ensures your vanity integrates seamlessly into your space and reflects your personal design vision. Color: Washed Ash Grey+Matte Black Base.

Contemporary elegance and spacious storage are the hallmarks of our stunning milagro series vanity, featuring a luxurious and durable quartz stone top. Its sleek, clean lines, minimalist hardware and unique spliced front panels infuse your bathroom with an eye-catching contemporary aesthetic. A range of stylish finish options ensures your vanity integrates seamlessly into your space and reflects your personal design vision. Color: Washed Ash Grey+Brushed Gold Base.

Silver spine ring. Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

Silver necklace with two silver hands and two small 14 ct. yellow gold hearts Milagros – A unisex jewelry collection by Orrifinn Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

A necklace with a bronze hand on a silver chain. Milagros – A unisex jewelry collection by Orrifinn Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

Silver bracelet with three 14 ct. gold hearts and with four fresh water pearls. Milagros – A unisex jewelry collection by Orrifinn Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

Oxydized silver chain with one 14kt gold heart and 2 fresh water pearls. Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

Silver hand on a silver chain with a 14 ct. yellow gold heart hanging in the palm of the hand. Milagros – A unisex jewelry collection by Orrifinn Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

Necklace on a silver chain with a bronze rib cage. Milagros – A unisex jewelry collection by Orrifinn Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

Oxydized silver chain with one 14ct gold heart and 2 fresh water pearls. Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

A pair of silver spine earrings with a small 14 ct. gold heart, a silver stud and silver posts. Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

A pair of bronze earrings with silver studs and silver posts. Milagros – A unisex jewelry collection by Orrifinn Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

A necklace with five silver arm bones and three 14 ct. yellow gold hearts on a silver chain Milagros – A unisex jewelry collection by Orrifinn Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

Bracelet on a silver chain with two silver hands, a big 14 ct. gold heart and two fresh water pearls. Milagros, the Spanish word for miracles, is also the name for religious folk charms found across Central and South America. These charms are used as votive offerings, or in prayers for health and healing, which is why they are often shaped like human limbs or organs. By placing a heart-shaped charm upon an altar, for instance, or in a sacred place, you might literally be praying for recovery from a heart ailment, or making a more metaphorical offer-ing in the hope of mending a broken heart. Take your jewellery off if you're involved in any activity which could scratch, knock or bend it. Much bending of metals can cause cracks that can end up with breaking. Metals can be worn in water but can change colour in geothermal water or water with high levels of minerals or oxides (sulfur). Cleaning the metals is not necessary unless you feel they have lost their shine. Then we recommed using a jewelry polishing cloth to rub off the tarnish. Please avoid using liquid jewelry cleaners as they can be toxic. Pearls are especially sensitive. Jewelry with pearls should not enter pool water (with chlorine), should not be in direct sunlight for long and should never be put in liquid jewelry cleaners.

This collection is inspired by the "milagritos" of Mexico, a very old tradition, which is about doing things with the heart in hand. Milagros 1 is about the heart with flames on the top. So casual and so passionate. This is a handmade product. It is the magic of MAMBA and its artisan production. Keep the piece of silver somewhere isolated from the environment. Sodium bicarbonate, water and a fine brush can be used for cleaning.