Care after the unboxing

Keep the glow going.

Beautiful jewellery is made to be worn. A few small habits can help protect sterling silver, vermeil finishes and gemstone details through real everyday life.

  • Last on, first off
  • Wipe with a soft, dry cloth
  • Store pieces separately

Care that fits real life

A softer rhythm for every wear.

No specialist routine. Just three small habits before, during and after wearing your jewellery.

01

After perfume

Put jewellery on after fragrance and lotions.

02

Before water

Take it off before showers, swimming and workouts.

03

When it comes off

Wipe with a soft dry cloth and store each piece separately.

Three easy habits

Wear often. Care simply.

01

Last on, first off

Put jewellery on after perfume and lotions, then take it off before showering, swimming, sleeping or working out.

02

Wipe, do not scrub

Use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth after wear. Avoid abrasive cleaners and polishing dips on plated or gemstone pieces.

03

Give it its own space

Store pieces dry and separately so chains, stones and finishes do not rub against one another.

Your aftercare rhythm

A two-minute reset for jewellery you love.

Care should feel like part of wearing the piece, not a specialist project. Keep it gentle and consistent.

  1. 01

    After wearing

    Wipe the piece with a soft dry cloth to lift everyday oils, then check clasps and settings before putting it away.

  2. 02

    When storing

    Keep jewellery somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sunlight and humidity, with each piece separated.

  3. 03

    When it needs more

    Stop wearing a piece if a clasp loosens or a stone moves. Contact our team before using strong cleaners or trying a repair at home.

Good questions welcome

Care questions, without the folklore.

Can I shower in sterling silver or vermeil jewellery?

We recommend removing it. Water, soap and bathroom products can leave residue, while repeated moisture can speed up tarnish or wear on a plated finish.

Can I use a silver polishing cloth on gold vermeil?

Use only a very soft, non-abrasive dry cloth on vermeil. Aggressive silver-polishing cloths or chemical dips can remove or damage the gold layer.

What should I do if a stone or clasp feels loose?

Stop wearing the piece and store it safely. Contact us with a clear photo and order details so our small team can help you choose the safest next step.

Your little jewel, your way

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Take the care habits with you and choose a piece made for the rotation.

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