Caring For My Jewelry

To safely untangle your chain without damage, you will need two sewing needles or pins and a dab of oil, such as baby oil, olive oil, or vegetable oil. Place your chain on a flat surface, as holding...

We recommend you periodically clean your jewelry in warm water and mild detergent to maintain its shine. Use a toothbrush or other soft brush to dislodge any pieces of dirt that may be stuck to the...

Our wood jewelry features solid hardwoods and sterling silver settings. Wood is a natural product, and each piece has unique variations in grain and color. The wood is sealed in a water-resistant...

We recommend you periodically clean your jewelry in warm water and mild detergent to maintain its shine. Use a toothbrush or other soft brush to dislodge any pieces of dirt that may be stuck to the...

Opal flashes colors as the stone moves. This phenomenon is called play-of-color and no two opals are exactly alike. Opals are cut and polished into cabochons to best feature their unique display....

Store your jewelry in a clean, dry place. Exercise care when wearing your piece as stones can chip if hit on hard surfaces. Clean your jewelry regularly. Remove your jewelry when doing any household...

Sterling silver is a beautiful and timeless material. But if you've noticed that your beloved pieces are starting to lose their shine or darken, don't worry—it's normal! Tarnishing is a natural...