Jewelry Care Guide

S925 Sterling Silver — Care & Elegance

Daily Care
Before wearing, avoid contact with perfume or cosmetics. After each wear, gently polish with a silver cloth. When not in use, store your piece in a sealed pouch or jewelry box, kept in a cool and dry place. Protect it from swimming pool or hot spring water.
Keep away from bleach, detergents, and sulfur-rich environments. Do not use rough fabrics, and avoid long exposure to humidity.

Cleaning & Restoration

• Light Tarnish: Gently polish with a silver cleaning cloth.

• Moderate Tarnish: Soak in a silver jewelry solution for 5–10 minutes.

• Heavy Tarnish: For best results, we recommend professional care—please contact us.

Platinum-Plated Brass — Refined Protection

Protection Tips
Water resistance is essential—avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Keep away from acidic products or harsh cleansers. Handle delicately when putting on or removing, and store separately to prevent scratches.

Cleaning Ritual
Wipe gently with a cotton pad or soft cloth to remove dust and buildup. Ensure the cloth is chemical-free. Please avoid polishing cloths and abrasive methods, as they may shorten the life of the plating. Liquid cleaners are not recommended.
This care is also suitable for Swarovski crystals, gold vermeil, gold-plated brass, and natural pearls.

Titanium Steel — Lasting Brilliance

Titanium steel is prized for its exceptional resistance to tarnish—waterproof, sweat-proof, and hypoallergenic. To maintain its sleek shine, avoid sharp impacts, wipe regularly to refresh the luster, and use ultrasonic cleaning when needed. Always store separately to prevent scratches.

Preventing Tarnish — Keep the Glow

Tarnish is a natural process that occurs when sterling silver or plated jewelry reacts with air. This process accelerates when exposed to salty air, chlorine, sulfur, humidity, perspiration, cosmetics, bleach, or strong chemicals.

To preserve the brilliance of your jewelry, store it safely in a dry environment—ideally in the protective packaging provided. Regularly check your pieces for early signs of tarnish and clean them promptly. With the right care, your jewelry will continue to shine beautifully, accompanying you for many years to come.