All fine jewelry is subject to natural wear over time. With proper care, this can be minimized to preserve the beauty and longevity of each piece.

What to avoid

Several external factors may affect your jewelry:

• Physical impact: May cause fractures in gemstones or damage to metal
  
• Chemicals: Can lead to corrosion or discoloration
  
• Water exposure: Prolonged contact may tarnish metals and affect certain gemstones
  
• Beauty products: Residue from lotions, perfumes, or sprays can dull shine
  
• Sun and heat: High temperatures may cause discoloration or fractures in some gemstones
  
• Daily wear: Continuous use without care can gradually affect both metal and stones
  
• Improper care: DIY cleaning or repairs may result in irreversible damage
  
• Storage contact: Metal-to-metal or stone-to-stone contact can cause scratches or fractures
  

When to remove your jewelry

To preserve your piece, we recommend removing it when:

• Engaging in physical activities such as sports, exercise, or manual work
  
• Washing hands or handling household chemicals
  
• Swimming in saltwater or chlorinated pools
  
• Applying lotions, perfumes, or other cosmetics
  
• Spending extended time under direct sunlight
  
• Gardening or exposing jewelry to abrasive surfaces
  
• Sleeping
  

Storage recommendations

Store your jewelry separately in a soft pouch or box to avoid contact between pieces and prevent scratches or damage.