A few considered habits help preserve the finish and keep each piece ready for the next wear.
Gentle care. Light pressure. A place of its own.
Keep jewelry dry when possible. Apply perfume, lotions, and cosmetics before putting on your pieces, and avoid direct contact with household chemicals.
Take jewelry off before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping to limit moisture, friction, and accidental knocks.
Use the least intensive method first. Material, plating, stones, and construction can all change what a piece needs.
Use a clean, soft, dry cloth and light pressure to lift surface oils after wear.
Avoid abrasive cleaners, rough brushes, and household chemicals that may damage a finish or setting.
Follow the product-specific instructions and contact client care when the material or finish is unclear.
Keep pieces in a dry, lined box or soft pouch. Separate chains, earrings, and rings to reduce scratching and tangling.
Close clasps before storing necklaces, lay chains flat where possible, and keep the box away from humidity and direct sunlight.