Chains:
Chains – any type or size – are very easy to “tangle up”. Especially when you place them next to other jewelry with parts that can “catch” onto chains. So, try storing chain pieces in individual bags or boxes, or hanging.

All pieces:
Jewelry and spray chemicals have never been the best of friends… so; try to avoid spraying perfume or hair products when you are wearing your jewelry. This way, you will avoid chemical reactions that might make the metals lose their shine.

Brass:
Brass usually loses it shine with regular wear. To keep your brass pieces shining always like new, clean with “Brasso for Brass” or with a Brass Dip Cleaner. Wash in water and pat dry.

Sterling silver:
Try storing your pieces in sealed containers, a pouch, plastic bag or jewelry box. Sterling silver can lose its shine over time. To keep your silver sparkling, clean with silver dip cleaner, or any jewelry dipping cleaner. Wash with water and pat dry.

Vermeil or Gold-filled:
If you feel the piece has lost its shine, simply wash with water and mild soap and pat dry. You can also use a regular jewelry dipping cleaner.

Leaves:
The leaves are fragile, as they are all with a base of a real leaf inside. Please handle with care. Try storing your leaf pieces inside individual bags, protected from air. If your leaves lose their shine, simply wash them in water with mild soap and pat dry. If you have a jewelry dip cleaner, they are the best cleaner for the leaves.

Golden Grass:
All golden grass pieces are hand-woven, so, watch out for wear and tear, especially if you “rub” the pieces in any material for extended periods of time. Be careful not to wet the pieces, especially with salt water.

Gems:
All gems in our pieces are real. Please be careful not to drop the pieces, as the gems might break on impact with hard surfaces. Do not store the gems pieces together with diamonds, as diamonds with scratch other gems.