JEWELERY CARE
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE CARE OF OUR SILVER JEWELRY
We recommend that you remove your jewelry before going to sleep, before practicing any type of sport, before washing your hands and avoid using corrosive products. It is also good practice to avoid contact with cosmetics, perfumes, water, soaps, detergents, chlorine, prolonged exposure to the sun, salt water, proximity to heat sources and sudden changes in temperature (such as spas) that can damage the silver surface, finishes and precious stones irreversibly.
HOW TO STORE SILVER
If not worn, it is good practice to store jewelry in its original packaging to prevent oxidation. A good habit to preserve its brilliance is to store it in clean and dry places, away from sources of excessive heat. To prevent impacts and friction, we recommend storing jewelry separately. Jewelry that has surface treatments such as galvanic treatments is subject to natural wear, so we recommend being careful with cosmetics and perfumes based on alcohol, chlorine, and sun.
Also to be taken into consideration is the reaction to the skin's pH, which is subjective for each person, both in terms of acidity and in terms of personal use.
HOW TO CLEAN SILVER
You can wash silver jewelry by soaking it in a bowl of warm water with a mild detergent or simply clean it with a special polishing cloth available on the market useful for cleaning precious items. For jewelry with stones, we recommend using warm water and neutral detergents for washing, a soft and smooth cloth for drying, and avoiding rubbing.
After washing your jewelry, remember to dry it very carefully because humidity could cause it to oxidize.
We recommend not to over-polish jewelry that has finishes such as burnishing or electroplating so as not to reduce their effect.
We absolutely advise against using specific products for cleaning silver and cloths soaked in abrasive substances on all products that have a galvanic finish. Such products could ruin the effect and speed up the deterioration process until the treatment disappears completely.