Yes, we also offer professional jewelry maintenance to ensure your jewelry looks like new.

The first jewelry maintenance service is free!

Please contact us for more information.

Store jewelry separately to avoid scratches or damage.
Moisture can cause stains; avoid keeping your jewelry storage boxes in the bathroom.
Natural oils from your skin can dull diamonds, gemstones and pearls. Use them as little as possible when wearing jewelry.

Clean the jewelry with a clean, damp cloth or microfiber cleaning cloth. Dry clean silver jewelry before storing to prevent tarnishing. For silver jewelry, use a silver polishing cloth for general cleaning. Once your jewelry is clean, store it separately in your jewelry box with the jewelry separated by a soft cloth or jewelry bag. This helps to avoid scratching the jewelry along with other jewelry. In general, prolonged contact with water, such as showering or bathing with your jewelry, should be avoided. Do not expose jewelry to cleaning products or other chemicals such as body lotions, hair sprays, suntan lotions, oils or any other type of product.

Gold is a soft metal which is the main reason why it is mixed with other metals during jewelry making. Being a soft metal, it is prone to scratches and therefore requires gentle handling and cleaning. Gold jewelry can also tarnish in an inappropriate environment. Avoid harsh soaps, including body washes, chlorine and bleach, as well as unknown chemicals. Daily wear can dull the surface of gold jewelry. Clean your jewelry regularly to maintain its shine. When cleaning your jewelry, be gentle and don't polish it too hard to avoid scratching. Always dry your jewelry thoroughly after cleaning. If your gold jewelry contains precious stones, please also take this into account during maintenance and cleaning. Gemstones may require different maintenance methods based on their structure.

Sterling silver is a soft and malleable material that can easily be damaged and scratched. However, with proper care and maintenance, your silver jewelry will last a lifetime.
Silver reacts to air and various skin oils. It is very important to clean silver jewelry regularly to protect it from deposits. Silver loses its luster faster when exposed to moisture and dust. If you clean the dirt before it accumulates, you will be able to enjoy your silver jewelry for a long time. After cleaning, silver jewelry should be kept dry and stored properly.
Do not use paper towels or napkins to clean silver jewelry, as they can scratch them.
Always remember that swimming pools are not recommended for silver and chlorine can permanently damage your jewelry. Be sure to remove silver jewelry before bathing. If you forget to remove them before bathing, be sure to rinse and dry afterward.
If your silver jewelry contains precious stones, please also take this into account during maintenance and cleaning. Gemstones may require different maintenance methods based on their structure. If you want to use a silver care solution to clean your jewelry, make sure that the gemstones on the jewelry do not come into contact with the solution or other chemicals.

The composition of natural gemstones is very sensitive. They do not have the durability of diamonds, so they require extra care to last a long time. Make sure you protect them from hitting a hard surface or impact. Do not store them together with other jewelry in the same storage area. It is very important to regularly care for your gemstones and keep them clean to protect their natural hue. Simply wipe your gemstone jewelry with a soft cloth to remove tarnish.

Do not wear jewelry in the shower, bath, swimming pool or hot tub. Shampoo and soap can accumulate on the metal surface as well as on the gemstones, making your jewelry dull. Moisture adversely affects precious metals. Do not expose the jewelery to moisture or wear it in a very hot environment, such as in a sauna or sunbathing.

Household cleaners can tarnish or even damage jewelry. Avoid contact with any chemicals. We recommend that you do not wear jewelery when doing housework, gardening, exercising, cooking, cleaning or playing sports. All gems are sensitive; even a diamond, in the event of an impact, can crack. Protect your jewelry from any impacts in contact with hard surfaces. We remind you; the better the jewelry is cared for, the longer it will last you!

Also, you better remove your jewelry before going to bed. During sleep, a chain may be damaged, a branch of a ring or pendant may be bent, as a result of which you may also lose the stone.

To prevent daily damage, remove jewelry when doing housework, playing sports, or swimming. Always apply makeup and perfume before putting on jewelry.

If the piece of jewelry is damaged, for example, the cuffs are broken or the fastenings are damaged, it is possible that your jewelry can be repaired under warranty.

Jewelry should be cleaned as often as necessary to keep it looking good. Cleaning them once a month is usually sufficient if they are worn regularly or before special events.

Yes, gold jewelry can be safely cleaned at home. Use warm water with slightly diluted soap, immerse the jewelry in the solution for a few minutes, then gently clean with a soft toothbrush and rinse with clean water.

If your jewelry is very dirty, contains precious stones, or is mechanically complex (for example, with many moving parts), it is better to have it cleaned by a professional jeweler.