Fine jewellery is not indestructible. We believe jewellery should be worn and loved every day, but remember that it is delicate and will only stay in mint condition if you take proper care of it. These are our top tips to help you take care of your cherished pieces.

Take your jewellery off before showering, applying lotion or perfume.

Always put your jewellery on when lotions and perfumes have dried completely. 

Before bedtime, lay your jewellery out flat on a fabric surface to avoid scratching and/or tangling.

Store your pieces in separate jewellery pouches or boxes to avoid scrathing metal and damaging stones during travel.

Avoid wearing your jewellery in the pool (chlorine or salt) or ocean. The pool for example, contains certain chemicals that can tarnish, erode and reduce the shine of your jewellery over time. 

Due to the cold water, your fingers may shrink in size and the chances of losing your rings increases significantly. 

Don't exercise with your rings on - the pressure of weights can cause your rings to get scratched, damaged or bent during weightlifting or other exercise activities.

We recommend a similar approach to earrings, necklaces and bracelets - since it can get caught on equipment. It is a good idea to avoid wearing your jewels to the gym - this will increase the longevity of your pieces and reduce the risk of getting it lost or damaged. 

Remove your rings before cleaning or working with harsh chemicals. Bleach and other cleaning products can significantly alter or ruin the appearance of precious gemstones and metals. 

You can clean your jewellery pieces at home using a soft toothbrush and dishwashing liquid. Brush the metal and diamonds gently and rinse with clean water.

We don’t recommend using ultrasonic cleaners for our jewellery.

White gold rings should be rhodium plated annually, if the industrial white colour is desired.

Check your ring regularly for loose stones - if you feel or hear a tapping sound, your stone is loose in its setting. Reach out to us to have your ring serviced.

When it comes to caring for your jewellery, one of the best things you can do is to have it insured to protect your piece against loss, theft or damage.

Don't hesitate to reach out to us.