The Definitive Jewellery Care Guide: Preserving Brilliance for Decades

Fine jewellery and watches are engineered to last generations, but environmental factors such as perfumes, cosmetics, humidity, and improper storage can dull their lustre.

The Golden Rule: Jewellery should always be the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off. Apply cosmetics, hairsprays, and perfumes well before adorning your pieces to avoid chemical discoloration on gold and pearls.

For 925 Sterling Silver: Keep pieces in airtight ziplock pouches with anti-tarnish strips when not worn. If minor oxidation occurs, use a dedicated microfiber silver polishing cloth.

For Gemstones: Soft gemstones like emeralds and opals require gentle cleaning with lukewarm water and a soft cloth; never expose them to ultrasonic cleaners or harsh detergents.