Solid Gold
Solid gold is a durable material designed for everyday wear, though its surface may naturally develop subtle signs of wear over time.
To clean your jewelry, use warm water with a small amount of mild soap and gently brush with a soft-bristled brush. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and pat dry with a soft cloth.
While solid gold does not tarnish like silver, repeated exposure to chemicals, pressure, and friction may gradually affect the finish of the piece. We recommend removing your jewelry before activities involving excessive force or prolonged contact with chemicals.
Sterling Silver
Sterling silver naturally oxidizes over time when exposed to air, humidity, and daily environmental conditions. This is a normal characteristic of silver and part of the material’s evolving nature.
Regular wiping after wear helps reduce buildup and slow oxidation. If the surface begins to dull, gently polish the piece with a silver polishing cloth to restore its shine.
When not in use, store silver jewelry in a sealed pouch or airtight container to minimize exposure to moisture and air, which can accelerate tarnishing.
Stones
Natural stones are delicate materials that should be protected from impact, extreme heat, and harsh chemicals, as these may affect their color, clarity, and surface over time.
We recommend putting on jewelry only after applying skincare, lotion, perfume, or cosmetics to minimize residue buildup on the stones.
To clean stone-set jewelry, use warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush to gently clean around the setting and underneath the stone. Rinse carefully and pat dry with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaning methods or harsh chemical solutions.
To preserve the condition of your jewelry, store each piece separately to prevent scratching or friction