Jewelry - Care Instructions

Prolonged exposure to air can oxidize silver, resulting in unwanted tarnish. Additionally, keep silver from contact with too much makeup and excessive cosmetics. Chlorine and sweat are also agents that can cause tarnishing and because it is relatively soft, silver can easily scratch or scuff. Polishing silver can help it retain its stunning shine. Caring and cleaning silver is a cinch with special cleaning cloths, baths, or pastes. When not wearing your silver, place it in a proper case and store safely.

Our gold jewelry is fabricated from superior 18 ct. rose, white gold and yellow gold. Perspiration and additional external agents can yellow the character of the copper content in rose gold. Gold plating in our workshop can restore your jewelry to its original splendor, and even white gold with a dull, flat appearance can once again glimmer and glow.

Being the hardest of all precious stones, diamonds have a reputation for being king of all gemstones into eternity. Nevertheless, hard impact or severe temperature changes may cause a diamond to crack, splinter, or break entirely. It’s best to take off your diamond studded jewelry when doing housework or exercising. Household cleaners and creams have been known to additionally reduce its luster. An ultrasonic cleaning at one of our stores is the best way to rejuvenate your diamond jewelry and return its original luster and shine.

The most detrimental agents to a pearl’s health are sweat, perfume, alcohol, and all other acids, chemicals, and dirt. Additionally, pearls are susceptible to excessive heat or too much sunbathing, as this could result in tarnishing. Pearls are fairly independent and thoroughly enjoy their alone time. Store them separately from other jewelry in a cloth bag to prevent damage.

The emerald is a very soft stone and particularly sensitive to pressure and impact. You should use a damp cloth to gently clean your emerald jewelry. Intensifying the shine of emeralds can be done by treating the stone with colorless oil with a cotton swab. Gently apply the oil to the surface in order to prevent the stone from becoming too porous and from breaking when subjected to too much stress. Please be aware that running water or chemical cleaning should be avoided when caring for emeralds. Additionally, ultrasonic cleaning and high temperatures are also considered unsuitable when caring for your emeralds. We recommend taking off your emerald jewelry during any housework or when engaging in athletic activities.

Your sapphires are rather sensitive stones. In order for them to maintain their radiance, they should be looked after regularly. Sapphires are susceptible to high pressure and impact and are rather porous in nature. Without proper care, this can lead to factures and breaks. Cleaning your sapphires is done best with a damp cloth and colorless oil that prevent the gemstone from drying out and becoming too porous. Since this gem traces its origins to darker environments, it should not be worn in direct sunlight for lengthy periods.

The Morganite is considered particularly sensitive to pressure and is extremely susceptible to household chemicals. It is imperative that you remove your morganite jewelry during any household chores or even while engaging in atheltic activities. It is best to use warm soapy water and a soft cloth when cleaning your morganite jewelry Make sure that all soap residue is removed and rinsed off thoroughly. Cleaning with ultrasound or hot steam is an absolute no-go for this gemstone! Since the morganite is very sensitive to light, you should not expose it to direct sunlight as this will result on discoloration.

Due to its chemical composition, turquoise is a very sensitive stone that can experience discoloration rather quickly when exposed to chemicals such as deodorants, perfumes, and sunscreen. Please be aware that even lukewarm, soapy water is not suitable for cleaning turquoise and will additionally result in discoloration. Contact with running water should be avoided as often as is possible and adequate care should only be carried out with a lightly dampened cloth. Turquoise should then be polished with a dry cloth and colorless oil used sparingly.