Jewelry Care Guide
The brilliance of precious stones and the luster of metals can be diminished by dust, pollution and daily use. To best preserve your jewelry, we recommend that you always store it in its original packaging or in a fabric-lined bag. Use the microfiber cloth provided to gently clean it, avoiding scratches and dullness.
Before applying perfume, lotions or creams, it is important to remove your jewelry or put it on last in your preparation routine. If it comes into contact with chemicals, clean it immediately. Store pieces separately to avoid scratching them and limit their use during strenuous physical activities, as sweat can dull metals. Always remove them before swimming in the sea or pool, as salt and chlorine can damage them.
Silver jewelry
Silver is a delicate metal: to keep it shiny, use specific products or a highly degreasing soap, rub gently, rinse with cold water and dry with a soft, clean cloth.
Gold Plated Jewelry
Gold plating, which is about 2-3 microns thick, tends to wear away over time. To preserve it longer, avoid wearing your jewelry in the shower, at the beach or while swimming. Clean only with a soft microfiber cloth, without chemicals. When the plating wears off, it can be restored by contacting us or by requesting the service from a trusted jewelry store.
Yellow Bronze Jewelry
Since bronze is a metal sensitive to oxidation, yellow bronze jewelry is treated with a thin layer of transparent resin that prevents color changes and counteracts unsightly green halos that can form on contact with the skin.
For cleaning, it is recommended to use mild soaps, scrub carefully, rinse with cold water and dry with a soft cloth.
