DIAMOND CARE

Caring for your diamond properly can help maintain its beauty and luster for years. Here are some simple instructions to help you keep your diamond looking best:

• Regular Cleaning: Clean your diamond regularly to remove oils, dirt, and debris that can dull its sparkle. Use a mild solution of water water with a few drops of ammonia and gently scrub the diamond with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and pat dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Avoid exposing your diamond to harsh chemicals, such as bleach, chlorine, and abrasive cleaners. These chemicals can damage the diamond’s surface and setting. Remove your diamond jewelry before swimming, cleaning, or engaging in activities that involve exposure to chemicals.
• Store Properly: When not wearing your diamond jewelry, store it in a soft pouch or jewelry box to prevent scratches and damage. Keep each piece separate from other jewelry to prevent scratching.
• Minimize Impact: While diamonds are durable, they can still chip or break if subjected to hard blows or impacts. Avoid wearing your diamond jewelry during activities such as sports, gardening, or heavy lifting.
• Avoid Extreme Temperatures: While diamonds are resistant to heat, extreme temperature changes can cause damage. Avoid exposing your diamond jewelry to sudden temperature changes, such as placing it near heaters or in direct sunlight for extended periods.
• Travel Carefully: When traveling with your diamond jewelry, pack it securely in a padded jewelry pouch or box to prevent damage during transit. Avoid placing it in checked luggage where it may be subject to rough handling.

GOLD & STERLING SILVER METAL CARE

Caring for your Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry properly can help maintain its beauty and luster for years. Here are some simple instructions to help you keep your gold jewelry looking its best:

• Keep it Clean: Regularly clean your  Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry with warm water and a few drops of ammonia. Use a soft toothbrush to scrub the jewelry gently, then rinse thoroughly under warm running water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
• Dry Thoroughly: Dry your jewelry with a soft, lint-free cloth after cleaning. Make sure it is scorched before storing it.
• Store Properly: Store your  Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry in a fabric-lined jewelry case or in a box with compartments and dividers to prevent pieces from scratching each other. You can also use soft cloth bags to keep each piece separate. Please consider storing in the pouch included with your purchase.
• Avoid Chemicals: Always remove your  Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry when using chemicals, such as cleaning agents, chlorine in swimming pools, or beauty products like hairspray and perfume. These substances can dull or even damage the surface of the gold.
• Polish Gently: Occasionally, use a soft, non-abrasive gold polishing cloth to buff your  Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry gently. This can help restore shine by removing the slight oxidation that may occur.
• Handle with Care: Avoid wearing  Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry during activities that might expose it to physical damage, such as exercising, gardening, or heavy lifting.

By following these simple care instructions, you can help ensure your Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry remains a cherished part of your collection for many years.

VERMEIL METAL CARE

Vermeil offers the elegance of gold. Vermeil is jewelry made of sterling silver with a thick layer of gold plating.

• Avoid Water & Chemicals: Keep your vermeil jewelry away from water, perfumes, lotions, and cleaning products to prevent tarnishing and wear. Always remove before showering, swimming, or exercising.
• Store Properly: Store in a soft pouch, jewelry box, or airtight bag when not in use to minimize exposure to air and moisture, which can cause oxidation.
• Clean Gently: Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth or a special jewelry cloth to gently buff and restore shine. Avoid abrasive materials that can wear down the gold layer.
• Wear With Care:  Put on your jewelry last when getting dressed to avoid contact with cosmetics, hairspray, and lotions. Avoid rubbing against rough surfaces to prevent scratches.
• Polish Occasionally:  If tarnishing occurs, lightly clean with a gentle soap and lukewarm water, then pat dry immediately. Avoid excessive rubbing or harsh polishing.