Jewelry Care

  • Store Properly

    Keep jewelry in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Store it in an airtight container or a jewelry box. Avoid storing it in the bathroom or kitchen.

  • Shine

    Gently wipe jewelry with a soft, dry cloth every two weeks to prevent tarnishing and yellowing. (all purchases include cloth)

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Prevent Tarnishing

  • Sulfur in the air: The most common sulfur-containing gas is hydrogen sulfide, which is released by hard-boiled eggs. 
  • Chemicals: Jewelry can react with chemicals found in many common household products, such as hairspray, shampoo, lotion, and perfume. 
  • Printed materials: Tissue paper, newspaper, and many craft papers contain sulfur dyes that can tarnish jewelry. 
  • Exhaust: Exhaust from cars, airplanes, and machines contains sulfate particulates that can tarnish jewelry. 
  • Rubber: Rubber seals, rubber bands, and some rubberized plastics can release sulfur into the air. 
  • Moisture: Jewelry can tarnish when exposed to moisture. 
  • Heat: Heat can amplify the sulfur gas, causing jewelry to tarnish faster.

Jewelry Lifespan

The lifespan of jewelry depends on a number of factors, including, how often it's worn, and how well it's cared for:

  • Silver

    With proper care and maintenance, sterling silver jewelry can last a lifetime.

  • Gold Plated

    On average, gold-plated jewelry lasts around two years, but it can vary from six months to five years.

  • Gold

    Gold is a very durable metal and can last for many years, even decades or centuries, with proper care and maintenance. The lifespan of gold jewelry can vary depending on the purity of the gold, and the amount of wear and tear the jewelry experiences.

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