Jewelry Care

Gold-Plated Stainless Steel

Gold-plated stainless steel means that a layer of gold is bonded to the surface of a base metal. We exclusively use real gold for our plating process. Stainless steel is a hard and very durable metal that does not rust. However, you should still avoid contact with chemicals and moisture to maintain your jewelry in pristine condition.

If your jewelry comes into contact with water, it is recommended to dry it with a soft cloth or fabric as moisture can damage surfaces.

Freshwater and Shell Pearls

Excessive heat can damage the chemical structure of pearls, making them brittle. Keep your pearl jewelry away from direct sunlight and other heat sources. Sweat can also affect the pearls. While occasional wear won’t harm them, avoid wearing pearl jewelry during activities that cause heavy sweating.

After each wear, gently clean your pearl jewelry with a soft, damp cloth to remove cosmetics and sweat. Avoid using chemical cleaners on pearls. Remember, pearls are natural products! Minimize the impact of beauty products by putting on your pearls after applying makeup and deodorant. Remove your pearls before showering or swimming.

Sterling Silver

Sterling silver is a fine and soft material. Sterling silver pieces are generally easy to bend. If your silver jewelry oxidizes, simply wipe it with a soft, clean cloth. Oxidation is a natural process.

Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is durable, rust-resistant, nickel-free, and hypoallergenic. It does not tarnish, is waterproof, corrosion-resistant, and does not oxidize.

Silver

Sterling silver and 935 silver are highly compatible due to their antibacterial properties, making them hypoallergenic.

Note: Moisture can accelerate the oxidation process of silver.