The last thing on, the first thing off
Put jewelry on after lotions, perfume and hair products have dried. Remove it before swimming, bathing, exercise or household cleaning. Sterling silver, brass and copper may change color over time, and individual stones can respond differently to moisture or cleaning solutions.
A softer approach to shine
Use a soft, dry jewelry cloth for routine care. Avoid abrasive products and do not submerge stone-set pieces in chemical silver dips. If your piece has an intentionally darkened finish, gentle cleaning preserves the contrast rather than polishing every detail bright.
Give each piece its own place
Store jewelry somewhere dry, away from prolonged direct sunlight. Individual soft pouches help reduce scratches and keep chains from tangling. Natural shell and stones benefit from a little space and protection from hard knocks.
When in doubt, ask
Not all gemstones can be cleaned in the same way. For a care question about a particular piece, contact [email protected] with its name or your order number. We will help you choose an appropriate approach.
