Not to be confused with regular gold plating, our vermeil (pronounced ver-may) is a 2.5-3 micron thick layer of 18k solid gold on sterling silver. It lasts longer and provides the look and feel of gold jewelry at a fraction of the price. 

Wearing Gold Vermeil Jewelry

• Elegance with Care: Though gold vermeil boasts water resistance, it's not entirely waterproof. Activities like showering, hand washing, or swimming can lead to tarnishing if done repeatedly.
• Chemical Caution: Be mindful of lotions, perfumes, oils, and other abrasive substances. They can gradually erode the sheen and integrity of your jewelry.
• Gentle Movements: Remember, while resilient, gold vermeil is delicate. It's best to remove your pieces during vigorous activities or exercise to avoid potential breaks.

Storing Your Precious Pieces

• Cool & Dry: When you're not wearing your gold vermeil, ensure it's kept in a cool, dry haven, protected from direct sunlight.
• Safe Keep: To prevent scratches or other potential damages, place your jewelry in lined boxes or soft pouches.

Cleaning Gold Vermeil Jewelry

• Regular Care: The best defense against tarnish is proactive maintenance. After each wear, gently wipe your jewelry with a soft, dry cloth to maintain its sparkle.
• Buffing Away Tarnish: If tarnish does make an appearance, a gentle buff with a polishing cloth can restore the shine. However, remember that even polishing cloths can be mildly abrasive. Use them with care, ensuring you don't overdo it.

925 sterling silver is a blend that boasts 92.5% pure silver, making it both lightweight and lustrous. To elevate its shine and longevity, all our sterling silver pieces receive a protective layer of rhodium. 

Wearing Sterling Silver with Care

• Water Warnings: Chlorinated or salt water can be harsh on sterling silver, leading to tarnish. It's wise to remove your jewelry before taking a dip.
• Humidity Hazard: High humidity environments can turn your silver yellowish. So, it's best to avoid wearing sterling silver in overly moist areas.
• Kitchen & Cleaning Caution: Cooking fumes and cleaning chemicals can be foes to your sterling silver pieces, causing potential tarnish.

Storing Your Sterling Silver

• Anti-Tarnish Assurance: Our sterling silver pieces come treated with an anti-tarnish solution. While it offers prolonged protection, with time, it may wear off. Safeguard your jewelry from daily exposure elements by storing it in a dry place.

Cleaning Your Sterling Silver Jewelry

• Consistent Care: Regular upkeep is the secret to sterling silver's lasting gleam. After each wear, a gentle wipe with a soft, dry cloth can keep tarnish at bay.
• Tarnish Troubles: If tarnish does appear, a gentle buff using a dedicated silver polishing cloth will restore its sparkle. Remember, always be gentle to preserve the piece's integrity.
  
  

Our curated collection boasts a blend of genuine mineral stones, celebrated for their remarkable beauty and longevity. Whether it's the ethereal charm of natural stones or the precision of lab-created wonders, our gemstones are a testament to nature's artistry.

Caring for Your Gemstones

• The Gentle Clean: Mild detergent paired with warm water works wonders for most gemstones. Using a soft brush, like a baby brush, gently scrub the stones to maintain their shine. But remember, over-scrubbing can lead to scratches.
• Safe Rinsing: Always opt for rinsing your gemstone jewelry in a bowl of water. Some gem settings may loosen over time, and using a sink risks the chance of losing those precious stones.
• Makeup Residue: Post wearing, ensure to wipe off any makeup traces from your jewelry with a soft pure cotton cloth.
• Avoid Aggressive Cleaners: Steer clear of steam and ultrasonic cleaners for colored gemstones. They can potentially damage or alter the color of these beautiful stones.

Storing Your Gemstones:

• The Art of Separation: Gemstones differ in their hardness. For instance, while diamonds boast unmatched hardness, pearls and peridots have a softer touch. To avoid potential scratches, store your gemstones separately, respecting their unique hardness scales.
• Shield from Sun and Heat: Much like how the sun affects our skin, its rays can alter a gemstone’s color and durability. Direct sunlight might fade certain stones, like amethysts, while others like pearls could undergo bleaching. The inherent moisture of some gems can also evaporate under excessive heat, affecting their brilliance. Store them in a cool, shaded place to preserve their radiant dance of light and color.
  
  

Some of our upcoming collections will feature the use of solid gold. Its timeless radiance and intrinsic value have been cherished through the ages.

Caring for Your Solid Gold

• Gentle Cleaning: To maintain its shine, immerse your gold jewelry in a solution of warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap. Gently scrub with a soft-bristle brush. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a soft cloth.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Chlorine, especially at high temperatures, can permanently damage or discolor your gold jewelry. It's best to remove your gold jewelry when swimming in chlorinated water or using household cleaners.

Storing Your Solid Gold

• Away from Other Metals: Gold is a soft metal, so it's essential to keep it away from other metals, which might scratch its surface. Using soft cloth bags or separate compartments in a jewelry box can help prevent abrasion.
• Dry and Cool: Store your gold pieces in a cool, dry place. Over time, exposure to moisture could tarnish your gold, so it's best to keep it away from prolonged contact with lotions, perfumes, and makeup.

Cleaning Your Solid Gold

• Regular Polish: Over time, gold can become tarnished from everyday activities. Using a soft cleaning cloth, give your gold jewelry a quick polish regularly to maintain its luster.
• Professional Cleaning: For a deeper clean or if your gold jewelry has intricate designs, it might be a good idea to take it to a professional jeweler every once in a while to ensure it remains in pristine condition.