Jewellery care

Gold and silver are noble metals, but not indestructible. A few simple habits keep the engraving crisp and the surface bright for years.

The golden rule: last on, first off

Put jewellery on after perfume, lotion and hairspray, and take it off before showering, swimming, sport or sleep. Chlorine, salt water and perspiration speed up tarnish and can dull the surface.

14k gold

Clean with lukewarm water, a drop of mild detergent and a soft brush, then dry with a microfibre cloth. A fine polish can be renewed in the workshop at any time.

925 silver and vermeil

Silver tarnishes naturally; a silver polishing cloth brings back the shine in seconds. For gold vermeil avoid abrasive cloths and chemicals — the gold layer keeps best when kept dry and clean.

The engraving

Hand engraving is cut into the metal, not burnt onto the surface, so it stands up to wear. If residue builds up in the grooves over time, a soft brush with soapy water removes it.

Storage

Store each piece separately, in its box or a soft pouch, away from humidity and direct light. Fasten fine chains before storing so they do not tangle.

Care service

We offer free polishing and inspection for any piece we made, at any time. Email contact@example.com.