Jewelry Care Guide

Care depends on the metal.

Different metals need different care. Gentle wear and careful storage help a piece last.

By metal

24K 9999 and fine silver 999 are soft—avoid pulling, squeezing, and heavy pressure.
925 silver and solid 18K, including solid rose gold, are harder. Still avoid hard knocks.
Silver (999, 990, and 925) tarnishes from sulfur, damp, rubber, and cosmetics. Store it dry and apart. A silver polishing cloth is fine. 24K 9999 does not tarnish.
On plated gold and plated rose gold, skip toothpaste, stiff brushes, and ultrasonic cleaning—they strip the plate. We do not replate worn plate.

Avoid hard impacts and rubbing against other jewelry to prevent scratches or bending.
Use both hands gently when fastening or removing—don’t yank with one hand.
If a bracelet or necklace catches on clothing or a bag, untangle it first—don’t pull.

Remove when bathing, in hot springs, swimming, exercising, or sleeping to avoid impact and chemicals.
Take it off before heavy chores, lifting, or using household cleaners.

Keep perfume, lotion, sunscreen, and cleaners away from the piece and its stones.
Finish skincare and perfume first; put your jewelry on once everything is dry.

Treat pearls and crystals gently; natural textures are normal, not defects.
On stone-set pieces, avoid pressure or impact on the prongs to prevent lost stones.

Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth for everyday shine.
No stiff brushes, toothpaste, or harsh cleaners. Ask us before ultrasonic cleaning.

When not wearing, store in the included pouch or a separate box—away from other jewelry that could tangle or scratch.
Keep in a dry place; avoid prolonged sun exposure or damp environments.

If you notice deformation, a lost stone, or clasp issues, contact us first—many cases can be repaired.