Jewelry Care

 Protect the plating of your jewelry by removing it when washing your hands, swimming, exercising, cleaning and before applying any kind of  personal body product. Maintain your jewelry’s shine by avoiding contact  with agents such as soaps, perfume, lotion, makeup, hair & cleaning  products, etc. Always wear your rubber or metal safety backs with your  earrings to prevent loss.

Remove jewelry when washing your body,  swimming, exercising, or cleaning. Avoid contact with soaps, perfume,  lotion, makeup, hair, and cleaning products. Stones are fragile and can break, crack, or scratch if not handled with care. Avoid extreme heat.

We  recommend using a jewelry pouch to store your jewelry and polish your jewelry as needed. To clean, rub your jewelry gently in one direction  against jewelry cleaning cloth. Do not use products like tissue paper or  paper towels, as they can cause scratching.
A silver cleaner can be used on pure Sterling Silver pieces, but not 18k Yellow Gold Vermeil or 18k Rose Gold Vermeil.
Our jewelry is protected with an anti-tarnish solution, but may wear with time, regular use, and improper care. 

Fine Jewelry Care

Fine jewelry is made of precious metals and gemstones that require special care to keep them in good condition. Here are some tips on how to care for your fine jewelry:

• Clean your jewelry regularly with a soft cloth and mild soap or dish soap and warm water. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives.
• Store your jewelry in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight or heat. Use jeweler’s tissue, a soft bag, or a separate compartment to prevent scratches or tangles.
• Remove your jewelry before showering, swimming, exercising, or applying cosmetics, hair products, lotions, or perfumes. These can damage or tarnish your jewelry or cause it to lose its shine.
• See a jewelry professional for repairs, resizing, or restringing. Do not attempt to fix your jewelry yourself or use glue or tape.
• Wear and enjoy your jewelry, but be careful not to expose it to excessive force or pressure.

By following these tips, you can extend the life and beauty of your fine jewelry.