Jewelry Care Guide

Solid Gold Jewelry

Solid gold jewelry with diamonds is often very durable, not prone to oxidation but can get dirty, It can be cleaned with dish soap and boiling water by gentle scrubbing with a soft-bristled toothbrush.

If the jewelry is combined with a stone which is not a diamond, it is better not to use boiled water just hot water and avoid rubbing it too much... cleaning from oil and dirt will usually return the jewelry to its original state.

Sterling Silver Jewelry

Remember, jewelry is made to be worn and lived with. With proper care and attention, your jewelry will continue to shine and impress for many years to come.

Please note that this guide is not all-inclusive and only provides warnings for some of the most common improper practices used to clean jewelry. Always consult with a professional for more specific advice.

Gold Platted Jewelry

Gold-plated jewelry requires more extra care, since rubbing and daily use, especially rings, will erode the coating over time, the most important thing is to avoid rubbing the jewelry as much as possible.
Remove jewelry prior to showering, before bathing in the sea or a swimming pool, and before going to bed. Prevent jewelry from coming in contact with cleaning or beauty products.
Store your gold plated jewelry in a fabric-lined box, individually or individually wrapped in tissue to prevent scratches. Avoid direct sunlight and place it in a ziplock plastic bag to prevent oxidation.

To renew our gold-plated jewelry, you must contact the studio and send it to us for renewal, up to one year from the date of receipt of the jewelry, re-plating is free of charge, changes or increases the payment per item at a subsidized price.

Remember, jewelry is made to be worn and lived with. With proper care and attention, your jewelry will continue to shine and impress for many years to come.

Please note that this guide is not all-inclusive and only provides warnings about some of the most common incorrect methods used to clean jewelry. Always consult a professional for more specific advice