Last On, First Off.
How to wear: Your jewelry should be the very last thing you put on in the morning (after your makeup, perfume, and lotion have completely dried) and the first thing you take off when you get home.
Protect Your Shine
To keep your pieces looking radiant for years to come, please remove your jewelry before.
Swimming & Bathing
Chlorine in pools, saltwater, and harsh soaps can dull metal and cloud gemstones.
Active Workouts
Sweat and physical impact may scratch delicate metals and stretch fine chains.
Applying Cosmetics
Chemicals in sunscreen, hairspray, and lotions can build up a film on your jewelry.
Care by Material
Different materials require different levels of love. Here is how to care for yours:
14K & 18K Solid Gold
Soak in warm water with a few drops of mild dish soap for 10 minutes, gently scrub with a soft-bristle toothbrush, and pat dry.
Avoid chlorine and bleach at all costs, as they can permanently weaken the gold's structure.
Cultured & Simulating Gemstones
Use warm (never hot) soapy water and a soft-bristled brush to gently clean around the settings.
Never use ultrasonic cleaners. The intense vibrations can damage or loosen delicate gemstone settings.
Pearls
Never soak pearls. Gently wipe them with a soft, barely damp cloth after every wear.
Pearls are organic and sensitive to acids. Keep them away from perfumes and hairsprays. Store them flat (not hanging) so the thread doesn't stretch.
Sterling Silver
Tarnish is a natural process for silver. Use a professional silver polishing cloth to buff away tarnish and restore its original shine.
Avoid wearing silver in humid places like bathrooms. Humidity accelerates tarnishing.
Separate with Care
Store your jewelry individually in soft cloth pouches or lined compartments to prevent pieces from rubbing, scratching, or tangling.
Cool & Dry
Keep your jewelry collection in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity (never store them in the bathroom).