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Necklace recalled due to excessive cadmium and nickel release

A necklace identified as model ZY250B12TB232 has been recalled due to high levels of cadmium and nickel. These substances pose health risks, including potential kidney damage and allergic reactions.

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A necklace, model ZY250B12TB232, has been recalled because it contains an excessive amount of cadmium and releases too much nickel. Cadmium can accumulate in the body and may lead to serious health issues such as kidney damage and cancer. Nickel can cause allergic reactions when it comes into direct and prolonged contact with the skin.

The product was manufactured in the People's Republic of China and has been notified to authorities in Ireland, Belgium, and Poland. It does not comply with the REACH Regulation, which sets safety standards for chemical substances in consumer products.

Consumers who have purchased this necklace should be aware of the potential health risks associated with its use. The product has been removed from online marketplaces as a precautionary measure.

From the official notice

Product: Necklace Category: Jewellery Type / model: ZY250B12TB232 Country of origin: People's Republic of China Notified by: Ireland Other countries acting: Belgium, Poland Risk The product has an excessive concentration of cadmium (measured value: 87% by weight) and the rate of nickel release is too high (1.6 μg/cm³/week). Cadmium is harmful to human health because it accumulates in the body, can…

Read the full notice at EU Safety Gate →

Frequently asked questions

Is Necklace being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. A necklace identified as model ZY250B12TB232 has been recalled due to high levels of cadmium and nickel. These substances pose health risks, including potential kidney damage and allergic reactions.

Why is Necklace being recalled?

The recall relates to a chemical hazard. A necklace identified as model ZY250B12TB232 has been recalled due to high levels of cadmium and nickel. These substances pose health risks, including potential kidney damage and allergic reactions.

Source: EU Safety Gate, published 3 September 2026 · Last checked 2 October 2026
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