The “First On, Last Off” Rule: Apply cosmetics, perfumes and hairsprays before putting on your jewelry to prevent chemical buildup.
The Evening Wipe: Gently clean your pieces with a soft, lint-free cloth after every wear to remove oils and residue.
Regular Audits: Listen for slight rattling sounds and visually check settings to ensure stones remain secure.
Chemical Exposure: Avoid contact with chlorine, bleach, ammonia or abrasive cleaners, as these can weaken gold alloys.
Activity Protection: Remove rings and bracelets before strenuous activities, including gym sessions, gardening, or cleaning.
Professional Integrity: Never attempt to adjust prongs or polish delicate settings yourself; trust only specialized craftsmen.
The Soak: Submerge jewelry in warm, dye-free soapy water for 15–30 minutes.
Detail Cleaning: Use a soft-bristled brush to gently clean the “pavilion” (the back of the setting) where dirt blocks light.
Pure Rinse: Use a separate bowl of clean, warm water to prevent soap film from redepositing on the stones.
Final Finish: Pat dry with a lint-free cloth or allow the piece to air dry completely.
Bi-Annual Inspection: We recommend a professional check every 12 months to ensure long-term integrity.
Security Check: Our specialists meticulously examine prongs and settings while providing a professional ultrasonic cleaning.
Individual Protection: Store jewelry in its original box, a soft pouch or a fabric-lined case.
Separation: Diamonds can easily scratch gold and softer gemstones; always keep pieces from rubbing against each other.