Clean & Shine
Cleaning jewelry? Sure - it's easy.
No science, no fuss. Just three simple steps and you can make your jewelry shine again. What do you need? A few minutes and a little finesse. Let's go - a sparkling appearance guaranteed.
Preparation
All you need is some warm water, a soft brush, dish soap or regular soap, and a cloth to dry the jewelry afterward.
Cleaning
Gently brush the jewelry with soap or dish soap - without applying any pressure or scrubbing.
Drying
Gently dab your jewelry with a soft cloth. Don’t rub or use a hair dryer. Let the air do the rest. Then you can put your jewelry back on - just like before, only cleaner.
This keeps it shiny
When you are not wearing your jewelry, it is best to store it in a box, protected from direct sunlight.
You should take it off before showering, washing your hands, or swimming - this protects the surface and shine. It is also best to avoid wearing jewelry when sunbathing and to avoid direct contact with hairspray, perfume, or cosmetics. This will keep your favorite piece looking beautiful for longer.
Quick Guide to 925 Sterling Silver
Don't panic if your silver jewelry turns dark - it's completely normal! Silver reacts with air and moisture, which causes this dark coating to form. It's not a big deal - it's just chemistry. The best way to clean it is with a silver or gold polishing cloth. Or you can make a DIY cleaner: dissolve salt in warm water, pour it into a bowl lined with aluminum foil, place the jewelry inside (it must touch the foil!), wait a moment, rinse, rub dry - done, it shines like new again!
Gold & Rose Gold
Our gold and rose gold jewelry is ion-plated - unlike silver, which does not require a color coating. Due to the copper content in the material, slight color changes may occur with regular wear. This is completely normal and not a quality defect, but rather a natural reaction. Don’t worry: the warm gold or rose tone will remain intact, and the jewelry will still look high-quality even after extended wear.