Jewelry Care Guide
Wear with Care
- Avoid wearing your jewelry during activities that expose it to chemicals, such as swimming, cleaning, or applying perfume, lotion, or hairspray.
- Remove jewelry before exercising or engaging in activities that may cause it to bend, scratch, or tarnish.
- Store your jewelry in a soft pouch or lined box when not in use to prevent scratches or damage.
Cleaning Your Jewelry
- For Sterling Silver: Use a soft polishing cloth to gently remove tarnish. Avoid abrasive cleaners as they may damage the finish.
- For .999 Fine Silver: Wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth to restore shine. A mild soapy water solution can be used for deeper cleaning; rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
- Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, as these can be too harsh for delicate handcrafted details.
Protecting Gemstones and Embellishments
- Gemstones, flowers, and other embellishments require special care. Clean with a damp, soft cloth and avoid submerging in water.
- Keep your jewelry away from direct sunlight or extreme temperatures to prevent discoloration or damage.
Handling Tarnish
- Tarnishing is natural for silver and adds character to your piece. However, if you prefer a polished look, use a silver-specific polishing cloth to restore its shine.
- Store your jewelry with anti-tarnish strips or in an airtight container to reduce oxidation.
Storage Tips
- Store pieces individually to avoid scratches or tangling.
- Use soft pouches, lined boxes, or compartments to keep your jewelry safe from moisture and air exposure.
Additional Care Recommendations
- Check clasps, chains, and settings regularly for wear and tear to prevent accidental loss or damage.
- For questions about maintaining or repairing your piece, feel free to contact us. While some repairs may be challenging due to the unique nature of our jewelry, we’re here to help explore options.