Itching
One of the common symptoms is intense itching on the part of the skin that comes in contact with the jewelry. This can become increasingly severe if the jewelry is continuously worn.
Redness and Rashes
Coming in contact with allergenic metals in jewelry can cause the skin to turn red, often accompanied by a rash. This symptom often appears at the site where the jewelry touches the skin.
Blisters and Sores
In severe reactions, blisters or sores might form on the skin where the jewelry rests. These can be painful and if untreated, could become infected.
Dry Patches
Dry, flaky patches of skin can develop at the point of contact. This is often a result of the skin's reaction to the metal in the jewelry.
Swelling and Tenderness
Swelling is a typical symptom of an allergic reaction, and this is also the case with jewelry allergies. The areas around the jewelry might swell and feel tender to the touch.
Weeping Eczema
Weeping eczema is a severe symptom where the skin becomes red, inflamed, and starts to ooze a clear or yellowish liquid. This usually happens when the skin’s reaction to the allergen becomes intense.
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