Jewellery Care

Jewellery should be removed before washing, bathing, showering and swimming. This is particularly important if your jewellery has a stone or crystal as water can cause irreparable damage to porous stones.

Chemicals that are added to water (such as chlorine) can impact your jewellery, degrading the metals over time.

Avoid applying perfume, hairspray and other beauty products near your jewellery. When getting ready always put your jewellery on last.

Similarly care should be taken with household cleaning products such as bleach.

Never use cleaning products on your jewellery.

To avoid unnecessary damage, jewellery should be removed prior to physical or strenuous activities such as exercise, sports, gardening or using heavy machinery.

Sweat can have a negative impact your jewellery.

Jewellery should also be removed whilst sleeping.

Silver will discolour and start to tarnish when exposed to light, humidity and gasses in the air. Whilst easily removed with a polishing cloth it is best to avoid tarnish occurring by storing your unworn jewellery in a box.

Some crystals and stones can fade or discolour when exposed to direct sunlight. If you intend to use your talisman for metaphysical purposes you should take care to research suitable cleansing methods for your particular crystal.

Whilst the metals that make your jewellery are fairly robust, crystals and stones are more delicate. Dropping or physically knocking your jewellery against a hard surface can permanently destroy your crystal - especially crystal talismans where a large part of the stone is exposed.

Please take care - once a stone is cracked or broken it cannot be repaired.