Professional care instructions to keep your precious jewelry beautiful for generations
Always remove jewelry before exposure to chlorine, salt water, harsh chemicals, or during vigorous physical activities. These can cause permanent damage to both metals and gemstones.
Clean weekly with warm soapy water and a soft brush. These rings are worn daily and accumulate oils, lotions, and debris quickly.
Always remove engagement rings during workouts. Sweat, friction, and impact can damage settings and loosen stones.
Have prongs checked every 6 months. Loose prongs are the #1 cause of diamond loss.
Avoid ultrasonic cleaners for emeralds, opals, and pearls. Use gentle soap and water only.
If you have multiple rings, rotate wear to prevent excessive wear on one piece.
Ensure proper fit - too loose risks loss, too tight restricts circulation and causes wear.
Ring sizing changes with temperature and time of day. Have rings sized during normal temperature conditions, and remember that fingers tend to swell in heat and shrink in cold.
Always clasp necklaces before storing. This simple step prevents chains from knotting and tangling.
Clean chains last, as they collect the most dirt and oils. Use a soft brush to clean between links.
Hang necklaces separately or use jewelry organizers with individual hooks to prevent kinks.
Clean diamond pendants with warm soapy water and a soft brush, paying attention to the back where oils accumulate.
Wipe pearls with a soft, damp cloth after each wear. Never store pearls hanging - lay flat to prevent stretching.
Pearl strands should be restrung every 3-5 years, or when the silk thread shows wear or discoloration.
When layering necklaces, vary chain weights and lengths to prevent tangling. Store layered sets separately and consider professional cleaning for complex layered pieces.
Check clasp and safety chain regularly. Clean with warm soapy water and soft brush between professional cleanings.
Always use safety chains on valuable bracelets. Double-check clasp closure before wearing.
Remove bracelets during exercise, sports, or manual labor to prevent damage and stone loss.
Wear on non-dominant wrist to reduce wear. Clean individual charms with appropriate methods for their materials.
Slip on from the narrow side of your wrist. Never bend drastically - this can weaken and break the metal.
Bracelets should fit comfortably with slight movement. Too tight restricts circulation; too loose risks loss.
Clean by holding the post, never the setting. Soak in warm soapy water for 30 minutes, then rinse and pat dry.
Check earring backs regularly for wear. Replace loose or worn backs immediately to prevent loss.
Wipe posts with rubbing alcohol daily to prevent buildup and maintain ear health.
Check hinges and clasps regularly. Clean with soft brush to remove buildup in crevices.
Inspect connection points for wear. Heavy earrings should be worn for limited periods to prevent earlobe stretching.
Remove earrings before sleeping, exercise, or phone calls to prevent damage and maintain comfort.
Clean earring posts with rubbing alcohol before and after wear. If you experience irritation, remove earrings immediately and consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist.
Most durable, requires minimal care. Clean with soft cloth and mild soap.
Rhodium-plated for whiteness. May need re-plating every 1-3 years depending on wear.
Copper content makes it durable. May develop patina over time - this is normal.
Develops characteristic patina over time. Can be polished to restore original shine.
Use warm soapy water and soft brush. Professional cleaning every 6 months recommended.
Most durable precious metal. Scratches but doesn't wear away like gold.
Wear frequently - skin oils prevent tarnishing. Store in anti-tarnish bags.
Use silver polishing cloth for light tarnish. Professional cleaning for heavy tarnish.
Store in dry place with anti-tarnish strips. Separate pieces to prevent scratching.
Identical care for both. Diamonds are durable but can chip along crystal lines. Avoid impacts.
Warm soapy water with soft brush. Safe for ultrasonic cleaners unless fracture-filled.
Clean weekly for daily-wear pieces. Diamond attracts grease - clean cloth after handling.
Very durable, safe for ultrasonic cleaning. Avoid extreme temperature changes.
Often treated with oils. Use only warm soapy water - no ultrasonic or steam cleaning.
Turquoise, lapis, pearls need gentle care. Clean with damp cloth only.
Diamonds (unfilled), Sapphires, Rubies, Amethyst, Citrine, Garnet
Emeralds, Opals, Pearls, Turquoise, Lapis, Tanzanite
Individual compartments prevent scratching. Soft fabric lining protects delicate pieces.
Hang separately or lay flat in compartments. Never store tangled or in piles.
Ring rolls or individual slots. Separate by hardness to prevent diamond rings scratching softer metals.
Never pack jewelry in checked luggage. Keep valuables in carry-on for security.
Use padded travel jewelry cases with individual compartments and secure closures.
Photograph pieces and keep appraisals/certificates. Helpful for insurance and customs.
Store in stable temperature, avoid extreme heat/cold
Use silica gel packets to control moisture
Avoid direct sunlight which can fade colored stones
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