Care Guide
Taking care of your pieces is crucial if you want your jewellery thrive long. ✺
This guide can be useful with other pieces that you already have home.
Pearl jewellery
Pearls are delicate and prone to damage. The best practice is to wear them as the final touch to your outfit.
― Handle pearls gently. Don't bump or throw them.
― Pearls are made of natural, organic material. Avoid contact with any cosmetics, chemicals, water, coloring agents, water - especially sea and pool water.
― Don't wear them in hot, humid or or steamy environments. Same with low temperatures.
― Don't exercise, sleep or any chores while wearing pearls.
― Always store them at room temperature, separately, in a dedicated, breathable box or a soft material bag.
Detailed guide for:
Pearl necklaces
― The best way to wear pearl necklace is on your clothes. Touching the skin is okay, until you don't wear pearls in hot and humid conditions, and you clean them after use to remove sweat and dirt.
― If you stack jewellery, keep pearl necklaces away from other, especially metal necklaces.
― Always double-check if you fastened the necklace properly, so it doesn't fall off your neck.
― Keep knitted necklaces flat, ideally in a dedicated box.
Pearl bracelets
― If they're on elastic band, roll the off and on your wrist. Avoid pulling it from one side. This will prolong the life of the elastic band.
― Watch out when taking off and wearing your tops.
― Avoid contact with water when you wash your hands, avoid soap, chemicals.
Don't spray it with any sprawy,m avoid coloring agents.
Pearl earrings & earcuffs
― Cover your earrings or earcuffs with hand, when you use perfume.
― Never use any sprays around pearls, especially perfume and hairspray.
― Most of our pearl earrings have a possibility to take off the pendants. Do it if you plan to bathe for swim.
Pearl rings
― If they're on elastic band, roll them off and on your finger. Avoid pulling them from one side. This will prevent the band from deforming.
― Don't use the hand cream and absolutely avoid hand sanitizer on pearl rings! Take your rings off when you wash your hands.
― Don't lift heavy stuff wearing pearl rings.
― Be mindful when wearing gloves.
Pearl anklets
― Avoid contact with water. If you damp it, dry it carefully. Same treat with dirt and grease - gently wipe the pearls.
― Avoid using body or SPF creams when wearing anklet.
― Be mindful when wearing the anklet together with socks that you want to take off.
These rules can be applied to any jewellery that you already have home.
- Never spray your jewellery with perfume, no matter what material it's made of.
- Always avoid sea and pool water. Chlorine, salt - this damages any kind of jewellery.
- Always handle your jewellery gently! Avoid doing intense activities wearing it.
- Never sleep in your jewellery, no matter what it's made of.
Stone and crystal jewellery
The best is to wear them as the final touch to your outfit too.
― Always handle this jewellery gently. Crystals are especially prone to breakage. Don't bump or throw it.
― Always avoid any contact with chemical compounds. Never spray perfume on it. Avoid contact with chemicals, cosmetics, seapool water, and sea.
― Don't sleep, exercise, or chores in jewellery.
― If it gets dirty, gently wipe it with a soft cloth. Eventually use gentle soap with warm water and a soft brush. Dry it gently and store it only when completely dry. Store it in the dedicated bag when not in use.
Detailed guide for:
Stone/crystal necklaces
― Always double-check if you fastened the necklace well, so it doesn't fall off your neck.
― NEVER spray perfume, hair spray or any spray on stones or crystals.
Stone/crystal bracelets
― If they're on elastic band, roll the off and on your wrist. Avoid pulling them from one side. This will prevent the elastic band from deforming.
― Avoid contact with water when washing hands, hand sanitiser and greasy cosmetics.
Stone/crystal earrings & earcuffs
― Cover your earrings and earcuffs with your hand when you spray neck with perfume.
― Don't use hairspray when wearing it.
Stone/crystal rings
― If they're on elastic band, roll them off and on your wrist. Avoid pulling them from one side. This will prevent the elastic band from deforming.
― Never use hand cream or hand sanitiser when wearing!
― Avoid washing your hands in the rings.
Stone/crystal anklets
― Be cautious when you wear your anklet with socks on and you take it off!
― Avoid using body and SPF creams when wearing anklet.
― Avoid contact with water. If there's moisture or grease, wipe and dry it out gently before storing.
Stainless steel jewellery
Stainless steel jewellery is the most durable kind of jewellery. Stainless steel electrocoated with 18k or 24k gold is very durable and can last for decades.
― Even, that the jewellery is waterproff and you can swim and bathe in it: better is to avoid sea and pool water.
― Don't throw, bump or hit jewellery. If you stack jewellery, be aware they can scratch each other.
― Avoid any contact with cosmetics, acidy, greasy or coloring chemicals. Never spray your pieces with perfume or hairspray.
― Keep them in a special bag when not using.
Detailed guide for:
Steel necklaces
― Never spray it with perfume!
― Always double-check if you fasten the necklace well, so it doesn't fall off your neck.
― Always be cautious when doing chores; a necklace on a thin stainless steel chain can break during intense activities.
Steel bracelets
― Always be cautious when doing some intense activities; a bracelet on a thin stainless steel chain can break during these.
Steel earrings
― Never spray them with perfume, or any kind of spray. Cover your earrings with hand when you spray your neck.
― If your earrings loose their ability to close, that means the thin part that goes into lock is not in proper position. What you can do, is gently move it up or down, depending how it moved, to guide it into its place.
Steel anklets
― Be cautious when having your anklet and socks on. You can easily break this anklet when taking your socks off.
― Avoid using body and SPF creams when wearing anklet.