Jewelry Care Guide
Keep your jewelry looking as brilliant as the day you received it. Proper care and regular cleaning will help preserve its beauty, brilliance, and durability for years to come.
Protect Your Jewelry
Protect your jewelry from sharp blows, scratches, chemicals, and abrasive materials.
Our jewelry is designed for everyday elegance but should not be worn while playing sports, swimming, gardening, exercising, or performing household cleaning.
When not wearing your jewelry, store each piece separately in an airtight zip-lock bag or a soft anti-tarnish jewelry pouch to help prevent scratches, oxidation, and tarnishing.
How to Clean Oxidized Silver
Oxidized silver is intentionally darkened using a sulfur-based solution to create its distinctive antique appearance. This finish is semi-permanent and naturally becomes lighter with everyday wear.
To help preserve the oxidized finish, avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, cosmetics, and other chemicals. Remove rings before washing your hands and avoid wearing oxidized jewelry while showering or sleeping.
How to Clean Sterling Silver
Sterling Silver (925 Silver) contains 92.5% pure silver combined with alloy metals to increase strength and durability.
Over time, exposure to air may cause sterling silver to develop tarnish. This is completely normal and can easily be removed using a soft silver polishing cloth.
The best way to reduce tarnish is to wear your sterling silver jewelry regularly. Natural friction helps remove tarnish before it builds up.
- ✔ Clean using mild soap and warm water.
- ✔ Dry completely after cleaning.
- ✔ Store in a dry airtight pouch.
- ✔ Avoid chlorine and household chemicals.
Clean Your Moissanite Jewelry at Home
If your jewelry has become dull over time, it may simply need a gentle cleaning to restore its original brilliance.
Tarnish occurs when silver reacts with sulfur naturally present in the air. While this is unavoidable over time, regular cleaning will keep your jewelry looking beautiful.
