To preserve the beauty, brilliance, and longevity of your jewelry, we recommend following the care instructions below. Proper handling and storage play a vital role in maintaining the finish and overall appearance of your pieces over time.

Gold-polished jewelry may naturally experience gradual fading with regular wear, as it is a surface finish. However, with mindful care and limited exposure to external elements, the durability of the polish can be significantly extended. In contrast, white polishing is more resilient and long-lasting, requiring minimal maintenance under normal usage conditions.

To protect your jewelry from damage or discoloration, avoid direct contact with perfumes, body sprays, lotions, cosmetics, harsh chemicals, and household detergents. Chemical reactions from such substances can affect the polish and overall shine. It is also advisable to remove your jewelry before bathing, swimming, exercising, or engaging in household chores to prevent exposure to moisture, sweat, and physical impact.

After each use, gently clean your jewelry with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to remove any residue, oils, or perspiration. For storage, place each piece separately in an airtight pouch, jewelry box, or anti-tarnish container to minimize exposure to air and humidity. Proper storage helps prevent scratches, tarnishing, and loss of shine.

By following these guidelines consistently, you can ensure that your jewelry retains its elegance, radiance, and refined appearance for years to come.