Gold or rose gold plating enhances your jewelry's elegance, but proper care is essential to maintain its beauty:

  1. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Perfumes, lotions, and cleaning agents can weaken the plating, causing discoloration. Always put on jewelry after applying cosmetics.
  2. Remove Before Activities: Take off your jewelry during workouts, swimming, or showering to prevent exposure to sweat, chlorine, or soap, which can speed up fading.
  3. Store Safely: Keep your pieces in a soft pouch or a separate compartment to avoid scratches. Never pile multiple items together, especially plated jewelry as it can be more prone to wear.
  4. Gentle Cleaning Only: Use a soft cloth to gently wipe your jewelry. Avoid abrasive materials or chemicals.

Note: Silver is naturally a softer metal. Rings and accessories made from silver require extra care to prevent deformation or damage during wear.

Care Tips for Multi-Stone Designs

Jewelry with multiple stones requires extra attention to prevent damage and ensure its longevity:

  1. Handle with Care: Avoid knocking or hitting your ring against hard surfaces, as this can loosen the stones or cause scratches.
  2. Wear Responsibly: Remove your ring during heavy-duty activities like cooking, cleaning, or gardening.
  3. Check Regularly: Inspect your jewelry occasionally to ensure the stones are secure. Contact us if you notice any loosening or loss of stones.
  4. Professional Maintenance: If you observe issues like plating fading or stones falling out, contact us immediately for assistance.

Note: Due to the softness of silver, it’s important to be cautious when wearing silver rings with intricate multi-stone designs, as the setting may be more prone to bending or loosening stones over time.

Factors That May Cause Discoloration or Damage

  1. Excessive Moisture: Frequent exposure to water or sweat can corrode the plating.
  2. Skin pH: Certain skin types with high acidity can naturally wear down plating faster.
  3. Friction: Regular rubbing against other objects or rough surfaces may erode the layer of plating or loosen stones.
  4. Metal Properties: Silver, being softer, is more susceptible to scratches, dents, and shape changes if not handled carefully.

For any concerns about your jewelry, such as plating fading, lost stones, or damages, please reach out to us. We’re here to assist you and ensure your pieces are always in their best condition!