Jewelry Care Guide

A little care goes a long way.

Jewelry is made to be worn, loved, and enjoyed. With a few simple habits, you can help keep your favorite pieces looking beautiful for as long as possible.

Everyday Care

Remove your jewelry before showering, swimming, exercising, sleeping, or doing household chores.

Try to keep jewelry away from lotions, perfumes, hairspray, makeup, cleaning products, and other chemicals. When getting ready, we recommend putting your jewelry on last.

After wearing your pieces, gently wipe them with a soft, dry jewelry cloth to remove oils, moisture, and everyday residue.

Storage

Store jewelry in a clean, dry place when you're not wearing it.

Keeping pieces separated can help prevent scratching, tangling, and unnecessary wear. A jewelry box, soft pouch, or individual compartment works beautifully.

For necklaces and delicate chains, fastening the clasp before storing can help prevent knots and tangles.

Gold-Plated & Fashion Jewelry

Plated jewelry deserves a little extra care.

Avoid prolonged contact with water, sweat, lotions, perfumes, and household products, as these can gradually affect the finish.

Gently wipe pieces after wear and store them somewhere dry.

Sterling Silver

Sterling silver can naturally tarnish over time when exposed to air, moisture, and everyday products.

Use a soft silver-polishing cloth to gently restore its shine. When not being worn, keeping sterling silver stored in a dry, enclosed space can help slow tarnishing.

Gemstones & Sparkling Pieces

Gemstones, crystals, and cubic zirconia can collect oils and residue that reduce their sparkle.

Use a soft, dry cloth for regular cleaning. For pieces that require deeper cleaning, always follow the care instructions recommended for that particular material or stone.

Avoid abrasive cleaners and rough materials that may scratch stones or metal finishes.

Genuine & Natural Stones

Natural stones can vary in hardness and sensitivity, so care requirements may differ from one piece to another.

Avoid harsh chemicals, prolonged moisture, and abrasive cleaning methods. When in doubt, gentle cleaning with a soft cloth is the safest choice.

Personalized Jewelry

Personalized pieces should be treated with the same gentle care as your other jewelry.

Avoid scratching engraved surfaces and keep delicate nameplates, charms, and chains from being bent or pulled.

One Last Tip

Jewelry should be the finishing touch when you get ready — and the first thing you take off at the end of the day.

A little extra care helps protect the shine, finish, and details that made you fall in love with your piece in the first place.

Need Help?

Not sure how to care for a specific piece? Send us a message and we'll be happy to help.