Jewerly Care

14k Gold-Filled Care

  • 14k gold layer is 1/20 (5%) of the item's total weight
  • The outer layer is genuine 14-karat gold, which is 58.3% pure gold.
  • The gold is mechanically bonded using extreme heat and pressure, rather than thin chemical plating

Cleaning Instructions

  • Soak: Submerge your jewelry in warm water mixed with a few drops of mild dish soap for 5 to 10 minutes.
  • Scrub: Gently brush intricate details with a very soft-bristled toothbrush to remove accumulated oils and dirt.
  • Rinse: Wash thoroughly under clean, lukewarm running water to remove all soap residue.
  • Dry: Pat dry with a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth and let it completely air dry before storing.

Routine Maintenance

  • Wipe: Clean your jewelry with a soft cloth after every wear to remove body oils and sweat.
  • Sequence: Put jewelry on last after applying makeup, perfume, hairspray, and lotions.
  • Storage: Keep pieces in airtight bags or lined jewelry boxes to minimize exposure to moisture and air.
  • Separation: Store items individually to prevent them from scratching against harder metals or tangling.

What to Avoid

  • Chemicals: Keep away from chlorine, pools, hot tubs, ocean saltwater, and harsh household bleach.
  • Abrasives: Never use baking soda, toothpaste, coarse brushes, or chemical jewelry cleaners meant for sterling silver.

Sterling Silver Care

Sterling silver naturally tarnishes when exposed to sulfur and moisture in the air. To keep your jewelry bright and beautiful for a lifetime, here are some suggestions

The "Last On, First Off" Rule

  • Last on: Put your jewelry on after applying lotion, perfume, makeup, and hairspray.
  • First off: Take your jewelry off before bed, showering, swimming, or working out.

Avoid Chemical Hazards

  • Chlorine: Remove silver before entering pools or hot tubs to prevent severe blackening.
  • Household cleaners: Keep jewelry away from bleach, dish soap, and household chemicals.
  • Sulfur-rich items: Avoid contact with rubber bands, latex gloves, wool, and eggs.

Airtight Storage is Key

  • Seal it up: Store individual pieces in small, airtight zip-top bags when not in use.
  • Add a guard: Place a mini anti-tarnish strip or a silica gel packet inside the bag.
  • Separate pieces: Store items individually so they do not scratch each other.

Daily Maintenance

  • Wear it often: The natural oils in your skin actually help prevent tarnish from forming.
  • Wipe it down: After wearing, gently buff the piece with a soft microfiber or silver polishing cloth.
  • Never use paper: Avoid using tissues or paper towels, as their fibers can scratch the silver.