Because your jewellery is meant to shine for years, not just one occasion. A little care goes a long way in keeping your pieces looking as beautiful as the day you got them.
Before you stack, style, and sparkle, let’s go through the most common (and important) jewellery care questions we get 💛
You can, but we recommend giving your jewellery some rest.
Daily wear exposes it to sweat, dust, friction, and chemicals — all things that slowly dull its shine. Treat your jewellery like your favourite outfit: wear it, love it, then let it breathe.
Perfume first. Jewellery last. Always. 💅
Sprays, lotions, and cosmetics contain chemicals that can damage finishes and stones. Let everything dry, then put on your jewellery as the final touch.
Keep it simple and gentle:
Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe your jewellery after every wear
For deeper cleaning, use lukewarm water and a mild soap
Gently pat dry — never scrub or use harsh cleaners
No toothpaste. No chemicals. No shortcuts.
Storage matters more than you think.
✔ Store each piece separately to avoid scratches
✔ Use a soft pouch or a lined jewellery box
✔ Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight
Pro tip: Anti-tarnish strips or silica gel packets help keep moisture away.
Yes, please ✨
Always remove your jewellery before:
Bathing or showering
Sleeping
Swimming
Working out
Water, soap, sweat, and friction can weaken settings, dull polish, and affect stones over time. Your jewellery deserves beauty sleep too.
We’d say… don’t 😅
Heat, oil splashes, detergents, and cleaning chemicals can all damage metal and stones. Take it off, finish your chores, then sparkle again.
Not at all!
Jewellery naturally loses shine with wear — that’s normal. A gentle clean and proper storage usually brings the glow right back. If needed, professional polishing can make it look brand new again.
Jewellery manufacturing involves skilled craftsmanship, so tiny variations in polish, texture, or tone are completely normal and part of what makes each piece unique — not a defect.
Fine jewellery lasts when it’s cared for well. Handle it gently, store it properly, and it will retain its beauty for years to come.
