Jewelry Care

Sterling Silver

Sterling silver is crafted from an alloy containing 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper, offering both strength and beauty. To enhance its durability and provide a radiant, polished appearance, our sterling silver pieces are plated with rhodium. Each item is stamped with "925" as a hallmark of its authenticity and quality.

Wipe with a soft, damp cloth to remove tarnish or use a silver polishing cloth. Ultrasonic cleaners are safe for sterling silver, but avoid water or polish on oxidized silver.
Refrain from wearing jewelry during bathing or sleeping. Store sterling silver in a sealed bag or jewelry box to protect it from exposure to air and moisture.
For cleaning, gently buff with a silver polishing cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaning products to prevent scratching.

Gold Vermeil

Gold vermeil will eventually tarnish, especially when exposed to air pollution, moisture, and sulfur-containing substances.
Store it in a secure, moisture-free location with an anti-tarnish strip to protect it when not in use.
Clean gently with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals.

Gold Plated

Gold-plated jewelry is prone to fading over time. To preserve its finish, avoid contact with water, sweat, perfumes, and harsh chemicals.
Store gold-plated pieces in a soft cloth or pouch to minimize exposure to air and humidity.
Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaning products or tools.

Silver Plated

Silver-plated jewelry is crafted with a layer of rhodium plating over a brass base, providing a durable and elegant finish. To enhance its longevity, an additional anti-tarnish coating is applied, ensuring the jewelry maintains its brilliant shine over time.

Store silver-plated items in a dry, sealed pouch or anti-tarnish bag to reduce exposure to air and moisture.

Avoid wearing silver-plated jewelry during activities that involve water, sweat, or harsh chemicals to prevent fading or damage.

To clean, gently wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth. For tarnished pieces, use a silver-cleaning cloth and avoid over-polishing, as excessive friction can wear away the plating.

Gemstones

Handle gemstones with care, as they vary in hardness.

Protect colored gemstones from excessive sunlight, saltwater, sweat, and chemicals like chlorine, cosmetics, and lotions.

Use a gentle approach with a soft cloth or toothbrush and mild detergent in warm water for ruby and sapphire jewelry. Avoid steam or ultrasonic cleaners.

Pearl Jewelry

Pearls are sensitive to external factors and can lose their shine and luster when exposed to acidic or alkaline substances, sweat, cosmetics, and detergents. Handle them with care.

Avoid wearing pearl jewelry during strenuous activities or in harsh conditions, such as windy seasons or hot summers.

Store pearls in safe conditions, avoiding dryness that can lead to cracking. Do not leave necklaces hanging for extended periods to prevent thread deformation.

For cleaning, do not use abrasive cleaners or polishing cloths. Avoid steam or ultrasonic cleaners. Instead, gently wipe pearls with a soft cloth after wearing them.