Product Care Instructions: Fine Jewelry

Store each piece of jewelry separately to prevent scratches and tangling. Use individual jewelry pouches, boxes, or compartments.

Avoid storing jewelry in humid environments, such as the bathroom, as moisture can tarnish certain metals and gemstones.

Regularly clean your jewelry to maintain its brilliance. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe away dirt, oils, and fingerprints.

Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or jewelry dips, as they may damage delicate gemstones, metals, or surface finishes. Instead, use a mild soap solution with warm water for more thorough cleaning. Rinse and pat dry with a clean cloth.

Gemstones require specific care to preserve their beauty. Some gemstones are more delicate than others, so refer to the specific care instructions for each stone.

Avoid exposing gemstones to extreme temperatures, sudden temperature changes, or prolonged sunlight, as they may cause color fading, fractures, or other damage.

Certain gemstones, such as pearls and opals, are porous and can be sensitive to chemicals, perfumes, and cosmetics. Take extra care when wearing these gemstones to avoid direct contact with such substances.

Different metals have varying degrees of durability and react differently to environmental factors. Refer to the specific care instructions for the metal used in your jewelry.

To maintain the luster of gold, silver, or platinum, gently polish the metal surface using a jewelry polishing cloth or a specialized metal cleaner. Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully.

Avoid exposing jewelry to harsh chemicals, including household cleaners, chlorine, and bleach, as they can discolor or damage the metal.

Remove jewelry before engaging in physical activities, such as exercising, sports, or household chores, to minimize the risk of damage or loss.

Avoid wearing jewelry in chlorinated pools, hot tubs, or saltwater, as it can corrode the metal and affect gemstones.

Take caution when wearing delicate or intricate pieces to avoid snagging on clothing or other objects.

Consider having your fine jewelry professionally inspected and cleaned by a jeweler at least once a year. They can identify any potential issues, such as loose settings or worn prongs, and perform necessary repairs or maintenance.