Care of your jewelry

HOW TO WEAR MY JEWELRY

As a general rule, your jewelry should be the last thing you put on before leaving home and the first thing you take off when you return.

We recommend removing your jewelry before any activity that may expose it to impacts, friction, moisture, or chemicals, such as:

• Exercising or playing sports.
• Cleaning or gardening.
• Showering, bathing, or swimming.
• Sleeping.
• Heavy lifting or manual work.

Although jewelry is made to be enjoyed, everyday wear may naturally result in small scratches or signs of use over time.

HOW SHOULD I STORE MY JEWELRY

Proper storage is just as important as proper wear.

Store each piece separately to prevent scratches, tangling, or friction. Our jewelry boxes and pouches are designed to help protect your pieces when they are not being worn.

We also recommend:

• Keeping necklaces fastened to prevent tangling.
• Avoiding contact with perfumes, lotions, makeup, hairspray, sunscreen, body oils, and household cleaning products before wearing your jewelry.
• Storing your jewelry in a cool, dry place away from humidity and direct sunlight.

HOW DO I CLEAN MY JEWELRY

Clean your jewelry regularly using a soft, lint-free polishing cloth.

For a deeper clean, use lukewarm water with a few drops of mild soap and a very soft toothbrush. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry carefully with a soft cloth.

Do not use abrasive products, harsh chemical cleaners, dip polishing solutions, or ultrasonic cleaners unless specifically recommended for a particular piece, as these may damage the metal, gemstones, or enamel.

HOW TO CARE FOR MY GOLD JEWELRY 

Our 9k, 14k, and 18k gold jewelry is crafted from solid gold.

Solid gold does not lose its color, as the color is an inherent characteristic of the metal rather than a surface coating. However, gold is naturally a soft precious metal and, with everyday wear, may develop small scratches, marks, or a natural patina over time.

Due to the composition of its alloy, 9k gold may display a slightly different tone compared to higher-karat gold. In addition, continuous wear, natural skin chemistry, cosmetics, and environmental factors may subtly affect the surface appearance of the piece over time. These natural changes are to be expected, and the long-term appearance of your jewelry will largely depend on how it is cared for.

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR ENAMEL JEWELRY

Enamel in jewelry is delicate and beautiful — it brings color and personality, but requires special care to keep it in perfect condition over time.

Avoid impact and friction: Enamel is durable, but it can crack or chip if subjected to impact.
Remove your jewelry when doing sports, manual tasks, or any activity that may cause impact.

Be mindful of chemicals: Enamel can be damaged by perfumes, creams, and cleaning products.

Avoid prolonged exposure to water: Showers, swimming pools, or the sea can affect its shine, especially due to chlorine.

Proper cleaning: Use a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners or abrasive products.

Enamel does not require aggressive cleaning.

Storage: Store your piece separately and avoid contact with other metals or gemstones to prevent scratches.

Important

Enamel is not like gold or diamonds — it is more delicate.
However, with proper care, it will remain beautiful for many years.

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