Gentle and regular cleaning

Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth to gently wipe your jewelry. Performing this type of cleaning regularly helps remove traces of dirt and sebum, thereby preserving their natural shine.

Removing your jewelry

To preserve your jewelry for as long as possible, it is strongly recommended that you remove it:

• In water, especially during aquatic activities such as spa visits or swimming, where maintenance chemicals could alter its appearance.
• During your sports sessions.
• Before going to sleep.
• When using corrosive products such as household cleaners.
• During manual labor that could damage it.

It is also not recommended to apply cosmetic products such as perfume, lotion, or makeup, as these products can dull the shine of your jewelry.

Storing your jewelry in a suitable space

We recommend that you store your jewelry in a dry, clean place, away from humidity and direct sunlight.

Using individual pouches or a jewelry box also helps prevent scratches.

From time to time, a deeper cleaning is necessary to restore the full luster of your jewelry.

1. Soaking

Let your jewelry soak for about 15 to 20 minutes in warm water mixed with mild soap. This will help loosen accumulated dirt and residue.

2. Gentle brushing

Gently scrub your jewelry with a very soft-bristled brush to remove dirt. Be particularly gentle with jewelry containing stones or pearls to avoid scratching or damaging them.

Tip for stubborn stains: mix baking soda with water to form a light paste. Apply it to the stained areas, scrub gently, then rinse thoroughly with warm water.

3. Rinsing and drying

Rinse your jewelry under clear water, then make sure to dry your jewelry well with a soft, lint-free cloth or a microfiber towel.

4. Polishing

Polish your jewelry using a polishing cloth specially designed to restore its original shine and luster.