How to Care for my Jewellery at Home

Being gentle with your handmade jewellery can extend its life by years! 

Remember - Your Jewellery is Last to Put on in the morning and First to come off in the evening before your shower. Remember: Always put your jewellery on last, after you have applied makeup and perfume

Gold Filled
Keep away from chemicals, lotion, perfumes, and sunscreen. Avoid contact with pool water and salt water.

.925 Sterling Silver & Vermeil
Keep away from moisture and water. Avoid chemicals, lotions, perfumes, and sunscreen. Avoid contact with pool water and salt water. Store in a sealed zip lock bag when not in use. Make sure your 

Gemstones and Pearls

Keep away from moisture and water. Avoid chemicals, lotions, perfumes, and sunscreen. Avoid contact with pool water and salt water.

All jewellery should be wiped with a cleaning cloth and stored in a soft pouch when not in use. Remove jewellery before bed, and avoid scratches.

Store pearls in a soft pouch or a lined jewellery box. Avoid plastic bags, which can trap moisture and damage pearls. Ensure pearls are kept away from other jewellery to prevent scratches. Pearls need moisture to maintain their lustre. Avoid storing them in dry or overly humid conditions

Gold Plated Jewellery

 Keep Away from Harsh Chemicals

One of the primary reasons gold-plated jewellery fades is exposure to harsh chemicals. Avoid wearing your gold-plated jewellery when using cleaning agents, beauty products, or while swimming in chlorinated pools. Chemicals can erode the gold layer, causing it to fade or even completely wear off.

2. Remove Before Physical Activities

Engaging in physical activities such as exercising, playing sports, or doing household chores can subject your jewellery to friction, sweat, and other factors that contribute to fading. It is best to remove your gold-plated jewellery before engaging in such activities to minimize wear and tear.

3. Store Properly

When you're not wearing your gold-plated jewellery, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Exposure to sunlight and humidity can accelerate the fading process. Consider using a jewellery box or a soft pouch to protect your jewellery from scratches and prevent contact with air, which can cause oxidation.

4. Avoid Water Exposure

While gold-plated jewellery can handle occasional exposure to water, it is best to remove it before showering, swimming, or doing the dishes. Prolonged contact with water, especially if it contains chemicals or minerals, can cause the gold layer to fade or tarnish over time.