Jewelry Care

General Care

• Store jewelry in a dry place away from moisture and extreme temperatures.
• Use separate pouches to prevent jewelry from touching and causing scratches, chips, or entanglement.
• Remove jewelry before showering, washing up, or cleaning to prevent soap particles from affecting stones and metals.

 

Silver Care:

• Keep silver dry to prevent tarnishing; store in tarnish-proof cloth or boxes.
• Use a clean, dry muslin cloth to clean silver instead of silver polish.
• In humid climates, use desiccant crystals in storage.
• Avoid contact with rubber bands or rubber products.

Gold Plating:

• Gold-plated jewelry may wear down over time; consider re-plating to restore appearance.

Cleaning Jewelry:

• Never use detergent, soap, tooth powder/paste to clean jewelry.
• Use a clean dry muslin cloth for cleaning.

Stone Jewelry:

• Handle stone jewelry with care to protect settings and gemstones.
• Regularly check jewelry with prong settings to ensure stones are secure.

Perfumes and Cosmetics:

• Apply perfumes and cosmetics before putting on jewelry to avoid damage.

Sizing and Photography:

• Products may appear slightly larger or smaller on screens due to defaults and photography techniques.

Professional Servicing:

• Recommend professional cleanings at least once a year.
• Bring jewelry to professionals for cleaning, restringing, and repairs.

Avoid Hard Surfaces:

• Avoid contact with hard surfaces that can scratch or wear down plating or enameling.

Wood and Silver Products:

• Store products with wood and silver coating in a dry area to prevent wood from shrinking and expanding.
• Clean such products with a standard polishing cloth; avoid silver polish or wet cloth on wood areas.
• Humid environments can cause wood to crack.