Each piece is handcrafted using natural gemstones and organic materials, which may vary in hardness, porosity, and sensitivity. To preserve your jewelry’s beauty, handle it gently and follow these general care guidelines.
Avoid exposing your jewelry to perfume, cosmetics, hairspray, household cleaners, chlorine, salt water, excessive moisture, or sudden temperature changes. Remove your jewelry before bathing, swimming, exercising, or sleeping.
After wearing, gently wipe each piece with a clean, soft cloth. When additional cleaning is needed, use a slightly damp cloth and dry the jewelry thoroughly and immediately. For more durable gemstones, a small amount of mild soap and lukewarm water may be used with a very soft brush.
Porous and organic materials—including amber, coral, ivory, lapis lazuli, malachite, opal, pearls, and turquoise—require particular care. These stones should not be soaked or submerged. Avoid detergents and cleaning solutions, and wipe them only with a soft, lightly dampened cloth.
Do not use ultrasonic or steam cleaners, as heat and vibration may damage, discolor, or fracture certain stones. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high temperatures, which may fade or weaken gemstones such as amethyst, aquamarine, citrine, opal, topaz, and tourmaline.
Store each piece separately in its original pouch or a soft-lined jewelry box to prevent scratching, tangling, and impact. Pearls and other delicate materials should be stored away from harder gemstones and metal pieces.
Because every gemstone is unique and may have received specialized treatments, we recommend consulting a professional jeweler for deep cleaning, repairs, or restoration.
