Caring for your jewellery

Caring for your jewellery begins with understanding the natural vulnerabilities of precious metals and gemstones and how they interact with your lifestyle. To preserve the beauty and integrity of your piece, we recommend avoiding impact, pressure, and extreme temperatures. Even the hardest stones, including diamonds, can crack or chip if struck, and exposure to chemicals or household substances may weaken or damage gemstones over time, sometimes without immediate visible signs.

One of the most important aspects of jewellery care is knowing when not to wear your pieces. To protect your jewellery, we recommend removing it when showering or bathing, sleeping, applying cosmetics or perfume (always put jewellery on last), exercising—particularly at the gym, cooking, washing up, cleaning, swimming in chlorinated or salt water, or undertaking hands-on work where your jewellery may be exposed to force or chemicals.

Your profession and daily activities may also affect how often your jewellery can be worn. If you are ever unsure whether a piece is suitable for a particular situation, it is best to remove it as a precaution. Following these guidelines will help maximise the longevity of your jewellery.

Engagement and wedding rings require additional care due to their daily wear. To ensure the lasting beauty and durability of these special pieces, it is essential that care instructions are followed, as guarantees apply only when jewellery has been properly maintained. Fine jewellery naturally requires ongoing care, and if you have any questions or concerns at any stage, please contact us—our team is always happy to assist.