CARE TIPS FOR YOUR JEWELRY

Everything in our collection is crafted with longevity in mind. Here we share tips on how to make your pieces last as long as they were designed to.

How to care for precious metals:

  1. Keep your jewelry away from household cleaning fluids, makeup and care products.
  2. Put your jewelry on last, especially after you have finished applying your lotions, fragrances, hairspray, perfume, makeup, etc.
  3. Remove jewelry before showering, washing your hands, bathing or swimming (chlorine and salt water can damage your jewelry).
  4. Always take off your jewelry before a workout, as sweat can cause  jewelry to tarnish.
  5. Remove jewelry before going to bed.
  6. Store your jewelry in original packaging. Do not store your jewelry inside metal boxes as this can tarnish the metal.
  7. Store jewelry separately, ideally in a cloth bag or wrapped in a soft cloth to prevent scratching. Avoid contact with imitation jewelry.
  8. Clean your jewelry regularly, using professional cleaning products.

Cleaning:

  • Cleaning your jewelry on your own is a very good idea. You can clean precious metals such as gold and silver with warm soapy water, or toothpaste and a soft brush. Make sure the brush is very soft otherwise it can cause scratches. Use a soft cloth to dry and buff your jewelry once it’s cleaned.
  • Use a jewelry cleaning cloth to polish slightly tarnished areas and restore the jewelry’s shine.
  • If the discoloration and dullness persist, consider using a jewelry bath solution.
  • Jewelry containing colorful details should not be cleaned in a jewelry bath.

Characterized by their lustrous finish, jewelry made from precious metals such as gold and silver can last a lifetime if cared for correctly. They are also corrosion proof and extremely hard wearing, making them perfect for everyday wear.

Also, if your jewelry has lost its luster and proper appearance, you can always contact us for the restoration of your jewelry.

Remember that the gold-plated jewelry tends to wear off, because it’s a thin layer above a base metal. Unfortunately, over time, the base metal will eventually come to the surface, causing the metal and the gold to discolor.

Gold-plating is not immune to damage and to daily contact with other jewelry, so avoid an unnecessary friction.

After some time, the gilding can be restored. The price is determined individually. For additional information and to order this option, contact: +380950726857.

We wish you a long and pleasant friendship with our jewelry! And remember that we’re here for you and always ready to help in any type of situation!