Jewelry Care

MOISSANITE

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Prepare a bowl of hot water with a few drops of liquid dish soap. Put your jewelry in the soapy water and gently clean the gem with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Air dry or blot with a paper towel, and be sure to clean your jewelry at least once a month.

To ensure the longevity of your jewelry, we recommend removing it before engaging in any activities that may subject it to abrasion, such as swimming, dishwashing, etc.

We also advise to protect your jewelry from extreme temperatures, whether hot or cold, and to avoid storing it for prolonged periods in excessively dry or humid environments.

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To keep your cubic zirconia stones looking its best, it's important to clean it regularly.

Keep your jewelry looking its best by handling it with care and removing it before engaging in any strenuous activities.

Use a soft brush or cloth with warm water to gently clean your simulated diamonds

Rinse well and dry with a clean cloth.

Keep it away from bleach, chemicals, lotions, and soap as they can make it lose its shine.

Don’t use steam or ultrasonic cleaners.

PEARL JEWELRY

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PEARL JEWELRY

Remember to handle your pearls delicately as they can react to environmental factors.

To keep your pearls shiny and moist, wear them often and prevent them from drying out in dry conditions.

When not in use, store your pearls in a safe place to maintain their quality and luster.

Don’t use harsh cleaners or polishing cloths.

Don’t use steam or ultrasonic cleaners.

GOLD VERMEIL

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PEARL JEWELRY

Our gold pieces are crafted to be durable and long-lasting, ensuring that you can enjoy them for years to come with proper maintenance.

To clean gold vermeil jewelry, gently rub and polish with a soft cloth or microfiber cloth, or soak in warm water with a small amount of soap, then gently brush with a soft toothbrush, rinse, and dry with a lint-free cloth.

Gold Plating: Do's & Don'ts

Why it Fades

Most gold-plated jewelry has a base of materials like brass, copper, or sterling silver, which can start to show through as the gold layer fades, especially in high-contact areas. However, with proper care and maintenance, you can prolong the lifespan of your gold-plated jewelry.

The good news? Fading does not mean the end for your jewelry. With proper care and maintenance, you can preserve the quality of your favorite pieces for many years. Regular cleaning, storing in a dry place, and avoiding harsh chemicals can help prevent fading.

Everyday Wear and Tear

It's important to handle your jewelry with care to minimize wear and tear. Consider taking it off during activities that may cause additional wear, and store it properly when not in use. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help prolong the lifespan of your pieces.

Exposure to Chemicals

Perfumes, lotions, and cleaning products can accelerate the fading of gold plating. Even seemingly gentle products like hand soap and shampoo can cause damage over time. It's important to avoid exposing gold-plated items to harsh chemicals to preserve their shine.

Moisture and Sweat

Water, including swimming pools and showers, can erode gold plating. Additionally, perspiration, containing salts, can corrode the surface of gold-plated jewelry, leaving it looking dull and tarnished. It is important to protect jewelry from these elements.

Improper Storage

Improperly storing jewelry, such as tossing it into a drawer or letting it sit in a tangled pile, can lead to scratches and tarnishing, especially for gold-plated pieces rubbing against other items. It's important to store jewelry properly to maintain its quality.

Prevent Gold Plating from Wearing Off

While gold plating will naturally wear over time, these tips can help you delay the process and keep your pieces looking their best:

Apply Products First, Jewelry Last

Always apply perfume, make-up, and hairspray before putting on your gold-plated jewelry. This simple habit reduces the amount of chemicals your pieces are exposed to, keeping them gleaming for longer.

Clean Hands, Clean Jewelry

When handling your jewelry, make sure your hands are free from make-up, lotion, hand sanitiser, or soil. These substances can accelerate wear by reacting with the gold layer.

Exercise Without Jewelry

Remove your gold-plated jewelry before hitting the gym or going for a run. Sweat contains salts that can corrode the plating, especially on rings, bracelets, or necklaces.

Keep it Dry

Always take off your jewelry before showering, bathing, or swimming in saltwater or chlorinated pools. Moisture not only dulls gold plating but can also speed up tarnishing of the underlying metal.

Say No to Harsh Chemicals

Remove your jewelry before cleaning with strong chemicals like bleach or ammonia. These substances are especially harsh on gold-plated surfaces and can strip the layer entirely.

Clean Gently

Avoid using a jewelry polishing cloth, which is designed for solid gold or sterling silver and may be too abrasive for gold plating. Instead, use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe away dirt and oils. For a deeper clean, a little warm water and mild soap will do the trick.

Store Separately

Store your gold-plated pieces in soft pouches or a lined jewelry box to prevent scratching. Keeping each piece separate will minimize friction and protect the finish.

By taking care of your gold-plated jewelry with these easy habits, you can keep it sparkling and beautiful for years! Keep it away from water and chemicals, gently clean it regularly, and store it properly to make it last!