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Keep every piece as brilliant as the day you brought it home

A few simple habits — how you store it, wear it and wipe it down — are what really keep silver and gold looking their best between showroom visits.

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Perfume, lotion, sweat and everyday humidity are the biggest reasons jewelry loses its shine — not time itself. Most tarnish and dullness comes from contact, not age.

Putting your pieces on last (after makeup and perfume) and taking them off first when you get home already does most of the work. The rest is just storing them properly.

Store Separately

Keep pieces apart in soft pouches or a lined box to avoid scratching.

Avoid Chemicals & Moisture

Remove jewelry before swimming, showering, gym or cleaning.

Wipe After Each Wear

A soft cloth after wearing prevents build-up before it starts.



Care by material

Silver, gold and stone-set pieces each need slightly different handling at home. Here's a quick reference.

Material At-Home Care Recommended Frequency
Sterling Silver Wipe with a soft, dry cloth; store in an airtight pouch to slow tarnish. Weekly wipe
Gold (14k / 18k) Warm water with mild soap, soft brush for detail, dry fully before storing. Monthly clean
Gemstone-set pieces Avoid soaking; wipe stone and setting separately, no ultrasonic cleaners at home. As needed
Pearls & opals Wipe with a damp cloth only, never submerge, keep away from perfume and heat. After each wear

These are general guidelines — bring the piece in and we'll advise on anything oxidised, antique or unusually set.


Do's and don'ts

A short list to keep on hand for everyday wear.

Do

  • Put jewelry on last, take it off first
  • Store pieces separately in soft pouches
  • Wipe with a soft cloth after wearing
  • Bring pieces in for a professional polish periodically

Don't

  • Wear jewelry in the pool, shower or gym
  • Use household chemical cleaners or toothpaste
  • Leave pieces out in direct sunlight or humidity
  • Soak gemstone or pearl-set pieces in water