EL CAMINO STUDS

To get your Camino certificate when you arrive to Santiago, you have to show them all the stamps of all the places you have been to along the way. I’m going to frame my “Camino Passport” because it’s a nice reminder that the most important part is to enjoy and live every step of the way. It was emotional and exciting to arrive to Santiago, but when you get there, you realise your destination wasn’t the most important part, it was your journey of all the little stamps in between that you treasure forever and isn’t that life summed up beautifully?

• Although most of the findings and all the chains I work with are 18k gold plated sterling silver or stainless steel, the silver plated or solid sterling silver parts may tarnish over time. Please keep them in an airtight box away from direct sunlight to prevent some more delicate materials from fading. The drier the climate the better. You could also keep a little moisture absorbing packet in the box with them.
• Use their protective Annabelle Hardie pouches when traveling and pack them flat in a well padded spot where they won’t get bumped around.