Fine silver is a beautiful, relatively pure metal that will naturally change over time with wear. With a little care, your piece can be enjoyed for years to come.
To keep your jewelry looking its best:
Remove jewelry before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping.
Avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, hairspray, cleaning products, and other chemicals.
Store your jewelry in a dry place, preferably in a soft pouch or jewelry box, when you are not wearing it.
Fine silver is softer than sterling silver, so avoid bending, dropping, or placing heavy objects on your jewelry.
To clean your piece, gently polish the silver with a soft, non-abrasive jewelry cloth. Avoid harsh polishing compounds or abrasive materials, which can scratch the surface or alter intentional finishes.
If your piece includes glass, enamel, stones, or other materials, take extra care when cleaning and avoid soaking the jewelry unless specifically instructed.
A note on patina:
Silver naturally develops a patina over time as it reacts with the environment and the oils on your skin. This is a normal part of the life of the metal and can add character to your piece. If you prefer a brighter finish, gently polish the silver with a soft jewelry cloth.
Each piece is handmade, and small variations and changes that develop through wear are part of its individual history.
