Jewelry Care Guide
Fine jewelry is meant to be worn — and to last. With the right care, your pieces will maintain their brilliance, structure, and presence for years.
Everyday Care
Small habits make the biggest difference. Jewelry is durable, but not indestructible.
- Avoid contact with chemicals, perfumes, and cleaning products
- Put jewelry on last, remove it first
- Take off delicate pieces before workouts or heavy activity
Cleaning at Home
Regular, gentle cleaning helps maintain the natural shine of your jewelry.
Gold and Diamonds can be cleaned using warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.
For gemstones, avoid soaking unless you are certain they are not porous. Stones like pearls or opals should only be wiped with a damp cloth.
Professional Maintenance
Even with proper care at home, professional maintenance is essential.
We recommend having your jewelry inspected once or twice a year. This ensures stones remain secure, settings are intact, and the metal maintains its finish.
Storage
Proper storage prevents unnecessary wear and scratches.
- Store pieces separately in a soft-lined jewelry box
- Keep diamonds away from other jewelry to avoid scratching
- Use a padded pouch when traveling
Long-Term Care
A few long-term habits will keep your jewelry in optimal condition.
- Schedule annual inspections for frequently worn pieces
- Re-plate white gold with rhodium as needed
- Consider insuring high-value items
Designed to Last
Jewelry becomes part of your everyday life. With thoughtful care, it keeps its beauty, structure, and meaning over time.
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