Jewelry
Care Guide

Your piece is made to last. With a little care, baroque pearls and sterling silver will stay beautiful for generations.

Put your jewelry on last — after perfume, lotion, and hairspray.

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Caring for baroque pearls

Wipe After Wearing

Gently wipe each pearl with a soft, slightly damp cloth after wearing to remove skin oils, sweat, and residues. Always let dry completely before storing.

Keep Away from Water

Remove your jewelry before swimming, showering, or doing dishes. Prolonged contact with water, chlorine, or saltwater weakens the silk thread and dulls the nacre.

Avoid Chemicals

Perfume, hairspray, lotion, and household cleaners contain chemicals that can permanently damage the nacre surface. Apply cosmetics first, wear your jewelry last.

Handle with Care

Baroque pearls are organic and softer than most gemstones. Store them separately from metal jewelry to prevent scratching. Treat each piece as the natural sculpture it is.

Caring for sterling silver

Tarnish is Natural

925 sterling silver tarnishes over time — this is a natural chemical reaction, not a sign of poor quality. A quick polish restores its original shine instantly.

Polish Regularly

Use a soft silver polishing cloth to gently buff the metal. Avoid abrasive materials. For detailed areas, a soft toothbrush with mild soapy water works well — rinse and dry thoroughly.

Anti-Tarnish Storage

Store silver in an airtight pouch or box to slow tarnishing. Anti-tarnish strips inside the storage box help even more. Keep away from humid environments.

Wear It Often

The natural oils in your skin actually help keep silver polished. Pieces worn regularly tend to tarnish slower than those stored for long periods. The best care is to enjoy it.

Storage