14K/18K Solid Gold

Caring Tips

Wear It Often: Solid gold is a classic for a reason—durable, resistant to tarnish, and perfect for everyday wear. However, it’s not invincible. Avoid wearing it during strenuous activities to prevent scratches or dents.

Keep It Clean: Restore that luxurious shine by gently cleaning with warm water, a drop of mild soap, and a soft cloth. Use a soft-bristle toothbrush to get into those detailed crevices.

Store with Love: Prevent scratches by storing each piece in its own soft pouch or lined compartment. Shield it from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its brilliance.

Pro Maintenance

Polish Like a Pro: When your gold starts to look dull, take it to a jeweler for a professional polish—just don't overdo it! Frequent polishing can wear down the metal.

Annual Checkups: Get your gold jewelry inspected annually to ensure prongs and settings are secure, especially for pieces with precious gemstones.

 

Sterling Silver (S925)

Caring Tips

Keep Tarnish at Bay: Silver shines brightest when worn often, as the natural oils from your skin help prevent tarnishing. And here’s a little bonus—every order that includes a silver or gold vermeil piece comes with a complimentary silver polishing cloth to keep your jewelry looking its best! Need more? You can always grab an extra from our website.

Gentle Cleanses: When your silver needs a deeper clean, use the included polishing cloth or a mild soap and water mix. Just steer clear of harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to avoid damage.

Store Smart: To keep your silver scratch-free and untarnished, store it in an airtight pouch or container, and separate from other pieces. Toss in a silica gel packet for extra moisture control.

Pro Maintenance

Call in the Pros: For heavily tarnished pieces, let the professionals work their magic. A deep clean will have your silver gleaming again.

Chemical Alert: Remove silver jewelry before swimming, showering, or using household cleaners. Chlorine and chemicals can cause tarnishing and permanent damage.

 

Gold Vermeil

Caring Tips

Handle with Care: Gold vermeil is stunning but delicate. Since it’s sterling silver coated with a layer of gold, be gentle to preserve that golden glow. Avoid rough surfaces or contact that could wear down the gold layer.

Delicate Cleans: Use a soft cloth and mild soap for cleaning, and avoid any abrasive materials. Stay away from polishing cloths meant for solid gold or silver—they could strip away the precious gold coating.

Safe Storage: Store each piece separately in soft pouches to avoid scratches and protect them from contact with other jewelry.

Pro Maintenance

Replate, Don’t Replace: If the gold starts to fade, no need to say goodbye to your favorite piece. You can send it back to us for replating at a single fee, or if it’s within the warranty, we’ll do it for free! To ensure your jewelry stays looking forever new, we offer extended and lifetime warranty options—a cost-efficient way to keep your favorite pieces shining for years to come.

Avoid the Splash Zone: Apply perfumes and lotions before putting on your gold vermeil. Direct contact with chemicals can wear down the gold layer, so keep it out of harm's way for longer-lasting shine.

 

Natural Gemstones

Caring Tips

Gentle Cleaning: Not all gemstones are created equal—some are harder than others! Stick to warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush for most stones. Ultrasonic cleaners are best avoided, especially for softer gems.

Protect from the Elements: Sunlight and heat can be enemies to gemstones, causing fading or even cracking. Keep your gems safe by storing them away from direct sunlight and heat.

Cushioned Storage: Store your gemstone jewelry in padded pouches or soft compartments to prevent scratches, especially if you own multiple pieces.

Pro Maintenance

Regular Tune-Ups: Take your gemstone jewelry for regular inspections to ensure the stones are securely set.

Avoid Chemical Exposure: Always take off gemstone pieces before using cleaning products or going for a swim—harsh chemicals can damage the stone's surface.