Care and Composition

✦ Silver Jewelry Care

- To remove heavier tarnish, gently wash your silver jewelry with warm water and mild soap.

- Due to your body's natural oils, we recommend wearing your silver jewelry as much as possible to keep its shine.

- Sterling silver is very sensitive to harsh chemicals, such as household cleaning solutions. Be sure to remove all your silver jewelry before engaging with these substances.

- Oils, perfumes, and other beauty products may also wear down silver over time. 

 

✦ Solder Care                                                                                                                                       

All soldered jewelry is made from a lead-free, non-toxic metal alloy with a composition of 96% tin and 4% silver.

- It is best to remove jewelry before swimming/bathing, heavy exercise, wearing excessive fragrances, oils, sunscreens or exposure to other potentially damaging chemicals.

- Soldered jewelry is water-resistant, but under extreme conditions, wear and exposure, it may become tarnished.
- Dulling is completely normal due to skin/ sweat/ natural body buildup.



✦ Plated Jewelry Care

Refrain from exposing to abrasives or polishing compounds, as this will remove the plated finish. To ensure longevity, keep out of water for prolonged periods of time including when showering and swimming. If exposed to moisture, towel dry your pieces as soon as possible. Wipe clean with a soft microfiber cloth to remove any build up of oils between wear.

 

✦ Chain Jewelry Care

All chain jewelry, clasps and tags are made from 304 grade or 316 grade stainless steel. 

Stainless steel has extremely high water resistance and tarnish resistance. The high durability of the metal means it is one of the easiest metals to look after and can worn in all activities stress free.


✦ Glass Eye 

The glass eye used in our Glass Eye Ring piece is an antique Victorian era glass eye. Handle with extra special care to avoid any damage.