Take care of GOLD Clean your jewelry with a sponge soaked in water and soap, then rinse them thoroughly and dry them with a chamois or microfiber cloth. For a deeper cleaning, dilute some baking soda in lukewarm water. Soak the jewelry for 10 minutes, scrub them with a soft brush, then rinse with warm clean water before polishing them with a chamois or a soft cloth.

Take care of SILVER To clean your jewelry, prepare a solution of lukewarm water and soap with a bit of lemon juice, let them soak for ten minutes, gently brush them before rinsing with lukewarm water, and dry them with a chamois or a soft cloth. In case of stains, apply a mixture of diluted baking soda in a small amount of water, lemon juice, or toothpaste to a used soft brush, after gently scrubbing the jewelry, rinse it with clean water and dry it with a cloth. If stains persist, rub with a cloth dampened with a mixture of vinegar and ammonia. In case of black stains, soak the silver for 15 minutes in a mixture of hot water and vinegar. If the silver tarnishes, immerse the jewelry for a few minutes in a solution of coarse salt and hot water in an aluminum-lined bowl, then dry with a soft cloth.

Take care of GOLD PLATED SILVER Gold plating is very delicate and should not come into contact with perfumes, cosmetics, or household detergents. Clean your jewelry using a sponge soaked in water with a little soap, rinse them thoroughly, and dry them with a chamois or microfiber cloth.

Take care of BRONZE The Bronze fears humidity and reacts differently depending on the degree of acidity of the wearer’s skin; it can darken and leave a greenish halo on the skin. This is absolutely normal and is not harmful to the wearer. A thin veil of transparent enamel inside rings and bracelets can solve the problem of greenery. To clean bronze, you can use a jeweler's cloth, and to restore its shine, wash it with a toothbrush and dish soap. The important thing is to dry it thoroughly after washing to avoid streaks.

Take care of GEMSTONE To clean gemstones, simply gently scrub them with a toothbrush and dish soap, rinse them, then dry them thoroughly and polish them with a jeweler's cloth or a microfiber cloth. For emeralds, the most delicate gemstone, avoid using soap, detergents, or even water. You can gently rub the stone with a jeweler's cloth or a microfiber cloth.

PEARLS and OPALS should be rubbed with a cloth, to avoid damaging them, do not expose them directly to perfumes or hairsprays, and refrain from wearing them during antibiotic treatment. In case of dullness, wear the pearls against your skin to restore their luster.