Jewellery Care
Every piece is handcrafted with great care using high-quality materials selected for their beauty and durability. While designed for everyday wear, fine jewellery requires thoughtful care to preserve its
appearance and longevity.
Storage
To minimise tarnishing and maintain your jewellery's finish, store each piece in an airtight pouch or sealed bag when not in use. Limiting exposure to air, moisture, and environmental pollutants will help preserve its original appearance.
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Store jewellery in a dry environment away from humidity.
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Avoid storing jewellery in bathrooms or damp areas.
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Keep pieces separate to prevent scratching and abrasion.
Daily Care
Lotions, perfumes, hair products, cosmetics, and household chemicals can affect the finish of precious metals and gemstones. We recommend applying beauty products before putting on your jewellery.
To prolong the life of your jewellery, remove it before:
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Swimming
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Showering or bathing
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Exercising
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Using household cleaning products
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Gardening or manual work
Exposure to chlorine, salt water, and harsh chemicals may accelerate wear and tarnishing.
Cleaning
Most jewellery can be gently cleaned using warm water, mild soap, and a soft toothbrush. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
When cleaning jewellery set with gemstones, avoid abrasive products and harsh chemicals such as bleach or ammonia, as these may damage certain stones and finishes.
Plated Jewellery
Gold-plated and black rhodium-plated finishes will naturally wear over time. The rate of wear depends on how frequently the piece is worn and the conditions to which it is exposed.
To restore the original finish, re-plating services are available. Please refer to the Repairs & Reconditioning page for further information.
Natural Patina
Matte, satin, and textured metal finishes will gradually develop a softer sheen through regular wear. This natural evolution is part of the character of precious metals and reflects the unique journey of each piece over time.