A Little Love Goes a Long Way

Every pearl has its own little story. Born layer by layer inside its oyster home, each one develops its own curves, textures, and shades — shaped entirely by nature’s hand. No two are ever the same, which is exactly what makes your piece truly yours. Your pieces aren’t just accessories; they’re a celebration of beauty and craftsmanship. With just a little mindful care, you can keep them shining for years to come.

The Golden Rules of Elegance

Avoid chemicals

Chemicals can dull the luster of your pearls and metals. Remove your jewelry before using household cleaners, swimming in chlorinated water, visiting the spa, or applying cosmetics, lotions, perfume, or even hand sanitizer.

Last on, first off

Make your jewelry the finishing touch to your look — put it on after your beauty routine, and take it off before getting undressed for the day.

During exercise

Give your jewelry a rest when working out or doing anything that might cause sweat or bumps. This prevents both wear and tear and the risk of losing it.

Store with care

Keep your jewelry in the soft pouch it came with, a well-divided jewelry box, or even an airtight bag to protect it from scratches, tangles, and tarnish.

Clean gently

Wipe your pieces regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth (we’ve included one just for you). For a deeper clean, use warm water and a small drop of mild, non-detergent soap with a very soft brush — but always check what’s best for the specific material.

Material Care

Pearls

Pearls are naturally more delicate. Keep them away from chemicals, heat, and ultrasonic cleaners. Clean with a soft, damp cloth — and never soak them.

925 Silver

Store in an airtight bag with an anti-tarnish strip for lasting shine. Use a silver polishing cloth to bring back its brilliance.

Plated Gold

This delicate layer of gold loves gentle care — avoid rubbing, harsh chemicals, and excess moisture. A soft, dry cloth works best.

With these little rituals, your jewelry will stay as radiant as the day you first wore it — telling its own sparkling story for years to come.