Jewlery Care Guide

Gold vermeil

What to Know:

Gold vermeil will naturally tarnish over time, especially when exposed to environmental factors such as moisture, air pollution, sweat, and products containing sulfur. With proper care and maintenance, however, your pieces can easily be restored and preserved beautifully over time.

How to Store:

Store your jewelry in a safe, dry place when not in use — ideally in an anti-tarnish pouch or jewelry box. Proper storage helps protect your pieces and prolong their finish.

How to Clean Gold Vermeil Jewelry:

All of our jewelry is finished with an anti-tarnish coating to help prolong its beauty. Regular, gentle maintenance is key to preserving the shine of your pieces.

To prevent tarnish from developing, gently wipe your jewelry with a soft, dry cloth after wear and clean it regularly between uses.

Please note: polishing cloths can be abrasive, so use light pressure and avoid excessive polishing. Do not use steam cleaners or ultrasonic cleaners on gold vermeil jewelry.


Gold-plated jewelry 

What to Know

Gold-plated jewelry is made to be worn often and loved. Strong yet delicate, every piece deserves a little care to preserve its shine and finish over time.

How to Store

Be mindful of how you store and wear your jewelry, and your pieces will continue to look as good as new. When not being worn, keep your jewelry in a safe, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.

Traveling? Store your jewelry in a case with individual compartments to avoid scratches and tangling.

How to Clean Gold-Plated Jewelry

While gold-plated jewelry is designed for everyday wear, gentle care and occasional cleaning will help maintain its shine for longer.

To clean your jewelry, use a soft cloth with warm water, then gently dry after cleaning.

• Avoid abrasive cleaners, paper towels, polishing compounds, and harsh chemicals.

• Keep jewelry away from perfumes, lotions, chlorine, and cleaning products.

• For longer-lasting wear, remove jewelry before swimming, showering, or exercising.

• Avoid excessive rubbing or over-cleaning, as gold plating is delicate by nature.

• If your jewelry begins to lose its shine, gently polish it with a soft microfiber cloth.

Gentle cleaning with mild soap, warm water, and soft cloths is recommended for gold-plated jewelry, while abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals should be avoided to help preserve the plating.