Care Guide
At-Home Cleaning
With everyday wear, it is natural for substances such as skin oils, makeup, sunscreen, and soap residue to accumulate on the surface of a diamond, temporarily diminishing its brilliance.
To preserve its beauty, we recommend gentle, routine cleaning at home.
Fill a small bowl with warm water and add a few drops of mild liquid soap. Allow your jewelry to soak for 10 to 15 minutes, then gently clean the diamond and its setting using an extra-soft brush, paying special attention to the underside of the stone and any areas where residue may accumulate.
Rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry carefully using a soft, lint-free cloth.
Commercial jewelry cleaners specifically formulated for diamonds and precious metals may also be used safely when applied according to the manufacturer’s instructions. However, for routine care, warm water and mild soap remain the safest and most recommended cleaning method.
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Chlorine and Gold
The gold used in fine jewelry is a carefully engineered alloy designed to provide both beauty and durability.
Although it is created to be worn every day, frequent exposure to highly chlorinated water may gradually affect the integrity of the alloy over time.
Whenever possible, we recommend removing your jewelry before spending extended periods in chlorinated swimming pools.
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Diamonds Are Exceptionally Hard, But Not Indestructible
Diamond is the hardest naturally occurring mineral on Earth, a remarkable property that allows it to preserve its beauty for generations.
However, hardness should not be mistaken for indestructibility.
A strong impact, particularly along an edge or at a specific angle, may result in a fracture or small chip. For this reason, although your jewelry is designed to be enjoyed every day, it deserves the same care and attention as any fine jewelry piece.
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Storing Your Jewelry
When not being worn, store your jewelry in its original box or in an individual compartment.
Diamonds can come into contact with other jewelry—and even with other diamonds—resulting in surface scratches or damage over time. Storing each piece separately helps preserve the beauty of your entire collection.
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Maintenance & Service
Fine jewelry is designed to accompany you for a lifetime and, like any finely crafted piece, benefits from periodic care.
We recommend routine cleaning and a professional inspection every six to twelve months, or sooner if you notice any change in the security of the setting.
If you would like to check your jewelry at home, there are two simple ways to identify whether a diamond may have become loose.
First, hold the ring close to your ear and gently shake it. If you hear a faint clicking sound, the stone may require adjustment.
Second, gently touch the diamond with your fingertip. If you notice any movement within the setting, we recommend discontinuing use until it has been professionally inspected.
If you have any questions, or if your jewelry requires adjustment, maintenance, or inspection, our team will be pleased to assist you. Contact us through our official channels to schedule a service appointment. We will carefully evaluate your jewelry and perform any necessary adjustments to ensure it continues to accompany you with the same security, beauty, and craftsmanship with which it was created.