With proper care, your jewellery will stay in good condition for a long time.

~ Avoid exposing jewellery to chlorine, salt water and products such as lotion, hairspray and perfume.

~ Take your jewellery off before going to bed or exercising.

~ Store your pieces in a dry place, in individual bags or separate compartments, to avoid scratches.

Cleaning your jewellery

To remove dirt and grease, clean your pieces with a soft toothbrush, warm water and a mild dish soap. Dry completely with a soft cloth. Do not use toothpaste: it is too abrasive and may damage your jewellery.

Sterling silver and solid gold pieces can also be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner. Gold vermeil should not be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner.

Removing tarnish

Because they contain copper, sterling silver and gold alloys can tarnish over time. To remove tarnish and bring back the shine, buff gently with a jewellery polishing cloth. Polishing cloths are mildly abrasive, so apply gentle pressure and do not over-polish, especially on gold vermeil.

Note: Do not use the polishing cloth on oxidised silver. It will remove the intentional dark finish.