Materials & Care

General Care

To preserve the beauty of your jewelry, we recommend storing each piece in a dry place and polishing it occasionally with a soft jewelry cloth to restore its shine and remove any light surface tarnish. We also recommend removing your jewelry before swimming, showering, or exposing it to perfume, lotion, or harsh chemicals.

Storing & Preserving

We recommend keeping your jewelry in a soft pouch, box, or separate compartment to help prevent scratching, tangling, and unnecessary wear. Keeping your piece in an airtight place will help preserve the finish and longevity of your pieces.

Sterling Silver

Our sterling silver pieces are made to be worn and enjoyed every day. Over time, sterling silver may naturally develop a patina or tarnish as it reacts with air, moisture, and oxidation. Exposure to elements such as sweat, sulfur, chlorine, and certain skincare products can accelerate this process. This is a natural characteristic of sterling silver and can be easily removed with a jewelry polishing cloth, restoring your piece's original shine. Sterling silver is nickel free.

Bronze

Our bronze pieces are nickel free and coated with a protectant to help preserve their rich, warm color tone and slow the natural tarnishing process. This coating also helps reduce the chance of the metal leaving temporary marks on the skin, which can happen with bronze depending on wear and skin chemistry. With this coating, the bronze will remain bright and beautiful.

18K Gold-Plated

Our 18K gold-plated chain have a base of stainless steel. Each chain is plated using the PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) process—a premium plating method that bonds a layer of 18K gold to stainless steel under high heat in a vacuum environment. The result is a richer, more durable finish that is far more resistant to fading, scratching, and everyday wear than traditional gold plating. While all plated jewelry will naturally show wear over time, PVD plating offers exceptional longevity. For the longest life, we recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals such as chlorine, bleach, and abrasive cleaners.

Questions About Care

If you have any questions about materials, care, or the best way to look after a particular piece, we’re always happy to help. Contact us.