Product care

Every piece deserve the proper care. In this section we list what you can do to preserve every jewel quality and condition long term. In order to better preserve your jewelry, we recommend that you avoid storing it in plastic or wooden boxes that are too hard. The ideal is to store them in soft table tops, such as velvet or soft cloths, which will prevent scraping or scratching. We also suggest that you do not store the jewelry all together, because contact may cause scratches or breakage.

We recommend that you do not wear jewelry while doing work at home or in the garden, during sports, in the shower, while tanning or during your visits to the sauna. Water mixed with detergents and detergents as well as sweat spoil the surface of pearls and stones irrevocably. Bumps might create dents and scratches that are often irreparable.
Jewels quickly lose their color when worn while swimming. Chlorine and salt water are the worst element for jewelry. The most delicate precious stones might take the risk of being ruined completely if taken to the pool or to the sea.

Cosmetic products such as hairspray, talc, perfumes, deodorants, sunscreens and so on can be dangerous for the maintenance of your jewelry. Protect them from vapors, fats and oils – especially jewelry with pearls. For this reason it is important to wear them only after applying the various cosmetic products. Diamonds, like sapphires, are very hard and, if they get in with other jewels or with more delicate stones, such as emeralds, risk scratching them. For this reason it would be good to keep them apart.
Keep apart also silver jewelry, which, even if they have received specific treatments, could oxidize. Ideally, it would be to store them wrapped in a cotton or felt cloth, which will protect them from contact with air and preserve their shine.

Jewelry, at least once every two years, should be brought to your trusted jeweler for general inspection and more thorough cleaning with ultrasonic equipment and brushes suitable for polishing or roughing gold from impurities or external agents.