Care Guide
General
If you’d like to clean your ring at home, you can use the polishing cloth provided in the package to shine up the metal. Gunk and dust likes to build up behind stone settings, which makes them look like they’ve lost their luster. Some warm water, a soft bristle toothbrush, and some dish soap will go a long way in shining them up. Just gently scrub behind the settings and rinse.
Make sure you're not wearing your jewelry where it can get more easily damaged or lost, like weightlifting or to the beach. Take your necklace off when sleeping to avoid pulled and broken chains.
Settings
Check your settings- the stones in my works have been professionally and carefully set and should last for a very long time. However, over an extended amount of time, prongs can wear down and settings can come loose. Once or twice a year, shake your piece near your ear. If you ever hear rattling or clicking, that means a setting has come loose! And you should reach out to me ASAP so I can tighten it up.
Gold
Make sure you're not wearing your jewelry where it can get more easily damaged or lost, like weightlifting or to the beach. Take your necklace off when sleeping to avoid pulled and broken chains.
Gemstones
Emeralds, Opals and Pearls- Some stones like these have special water-soluble treatments or are sensitive to water, so it’s best to keep them dry as much as you can. Stones like opals can become more fragile after prolonged exposure to water, so be gentle with them and take your pieces off before you wash your hands.