We want to highlight that jewellery serves a functional purpose as well. As a result, small imperfections may arise over time, reflecting the piece’s history, as natural wear and tear occurs from contact with other objects.

To protect the surface for as long as possible, avoid storing the pieces loosely in a box or together with other items. They may collide, causing the plating or tarnish protection to wear off. We recommend always storing them in their jewellery bag or box when not in use, especially while travelling.

Avoid direct contact with perfume, deodorant, soap, or lotion, as these products contain chemicals that can tarnish or even damage the surface of your piece. When cleaning jewellery, be cautious with alcohol or bleach-based substances. If you have an ultrasonic cleaner at home, please contact us before use, as it can remove dirt but may also cause significant damage to your jewellery.

Additionally, store your pieces in a dry place and keep it away from direct sunlight. We advise removing jewellery when swimming in the sea, engaging in prolonged physical activities, or even when washing your hands, if possible. If the pieces do get wet, use a silver cleaning cloth to gently dry them off.