Caring for Your Jewelry

To preserve the appearance of your jewelry, it's important to follow a few rules:

STORAGE

Store costume jewelry separately from other pieces, avoiding contact with different metals to prevent scratching. Ideal storage options include boxes with individual compartments, fabric pouches, or separate individual boxes.
Store in a dry and cool place.

USAGE/WEARING

Please avoid any contact with:
– Greasy body lotions
– Perfumes
– Hair sprays
– Other chemical liquids.

WATER

To clean your jewelry, lightly dampen a soft, clean cloth with soapy water, then rinse under running water for a few seconds and dry thoroughly. Never immerse the piece completely in soapy water or tap water for an extended period.

TOOTHBRUSH

For hard-to-reach areas, use a soft toothbrush, making sure it won't scratch the jewelry. Squeeze out excess moisture from the toothbrush, leaving it slightly damp. After cleaning and drying your items, leave them for at least an hour before putting them away. This step is crucial, as moisture can damage your jewelry.

POLISHING CLOTH

We strongly recommend cleaning your jewelry with a polishing cloth. It's safe and easy to use. If the cloth becomes soiled, please discard it and get a new one. Otherwise, you'll simply transfer dirt onto the jewelry. You can purchase a polishing cloth from certain jewelry stores or online.
Take timely care of your vintage jewelry, and they will look as good as new.