Caring for Your Jewelry
Fine jewelry is made to last for generations with a little care. Follow these simple guidelines to keep every piece looking its best.
Everyday wear
Put jewelry on last — after lotions, perfume, and hairspray — and take it off before cleaning, gardening, swimming, or the gym. Chemicals, chlorine, and hard knocks are the most common causes of damage.
At-home cleaning
For most gold and diamond pieces, soak in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap, brush gently with a soft toothbrush, rinse, and pat dry. Avoid harsh cleaners on pearls, opals, emeralds, and other porous or treated stones — bring those to us instead.
Safe storage
Store pieces separately in a lined box or soft pouch so harder stones do not scratch softer metals. Keep chains fastened to prevent tangling, and store silver with an anti-tarnish strip.
Professional service
Have prongs, clasps, and settings checked once or twice a year — a loose prong is far cheaper to fix than a lost stone. We offer complimentary inspections and professional cleaning for pieces purchased with us.
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