Materials & Jewellery Care
We use a range of materials to make our pieces. Read on to know more about the materials and how to care for them.
Like the name suggests, sterling silver contains 92.5% silver and 7.5% alloy as pure silver is too soft to be made into jewellery. Sterling silver is great for those with sensitive skin due to it's hypoallergenic properties.
It is completely normal and natural for sterling silver to tarnish over time. It is a safe chemical reaction that occurs when silver reacts with trace elements of sulfur and oxygen in the surrounding air, moisture, skin oils, and everyday cosmetics.
Good news: Tarnishing is purely on the surface and is 100% reversible. With simple care, your sterling silver pieces can be easily restored to their original brilliant shine time and time again.
Daily Care & Maintenance Tips
- Wear It Often: Your skin's natural, healthy oils actually help coat the silver and keep it gleaming! The best way to prevent fast oxidation is simply to wear your favorite pieces regularly.
- Follow the "Last On, First Off" Rule: Always put your silver jewelry on last after applying perfume, lotion, sunscreen, hairspray, or cosmetics. Allow your skin products to absorb fully first.
- Keep Away from Moisture & Chemicals: Remove your silver before showering, swimming in chlorinated pools, soaking in hot springs, exercising, or using household cleaning solutions.
- For a deep cleanse, use gentle toothpaste, or mix baking soda and water together and wrap your jewelry in aluminium foil for 5-10mins before gently wiping it away, rinsing with water and patting it dry.
Stainless steel is an incredibly durable, high-performance alloy known for its exceptional strength and resistance to corrosion. We use premium grade stainless steel, making our pieces strong, lightweight, and ideal for daily wear.
Why we love it:
- Tarnish & Rust-Resistant: Unlike traditional precious metals, stainless steel does not oxidize or turn dark over time. It maintains its luster and polished shine effortlessly.
- Water-Friendly: Designed for active lifestyles, stainless steel holds up remarkably well against daily water exposure, sweat, and humidity.
- Hypoallergenic: Stainless steel is non-reactive and gentle on sensitive skin, making it a safe choice for those prone to skin irritations or metal sensitivities.
Care & Cleaning:
Stainless steel is virtually hassle-free, but a little routine care will keep it looking brand new:
- Simple Cleanse: Wash your piece in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap. Use a soft cloth or a soft-bristled brush to gently clean around grooves or details.
- Rinse & Dry: Rinse thoroughly with clean water and dry completely with a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth to prevent water spots.
Our gold-plated pieces feature a thick layer of genuine gold bonded onto a durable base metal (such as 925 Sterling Silver or Stainless Steel). This gives you the rich, warm glow of solid gold at an accessible price point for everyday styling.
Because gold plating sits on the outer surface of the metal, the gold layer can naturally soften or wear over time with frequent friction, exposure to skin oils, and contact with harsh environmental elements.
Care Practices:
- Follow the "Last On, First Off" Rule: Always put your gold-plated jewelry on last after applying perfume, lotion, hairspray, body oils, or makeup. Allow your skincare and cosmetics to dry completely before putting on your jewelry.
- Keep Away from Moisture & Sweat: Remove your gold-plated pieces before showering, washing your hands, exercising, or swimming in pools, ocean water, or hot tubs. Water, salt, and chlorine accelerate wear on surface finishes.
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Keep away from household cleaning detergents, bleach, hand sanitizers, and chemical solutions.
Freshwater pearls are delicate, organic gems formed naturally over time. Each piece features unique shapes, surface textures, and subtle luster.
Unlike solid metals, pearls are composed of soft organic layers (nacre) that absorb moisture and react to everyday chemicals. Exposure to harsh substances, extreme heat, or abrasive surfaces can dry them out or dull their natural sheen over time.
Do's & Don'ts for Pearl Care
- Avoid Water & Moisture: Do not wear pearls while showering, swimming in pools or ocean water, or soaking in hot tubs. Water can compromise the internal stringing/wire or dull the pearl's outer layer.
- Keep Away from Chemicals: Never expose pearls to household cleaners, alcohol, hand sanitizers, or vinegar.
- Gentle Cleaning Only: Wipe your pearls gently with a soft, clean, damp cloth after wearing to remove skin oils and cosmetic residue. Never use silver polishing cloths, jewelry dip solutions, ultrasonic cleaners, or abrasive sponges on pearls.

