Made to be worn. Cared for with intention.

316L stainless steel requires relatively little maintenance and can comfortably handle the moisture and perspiration associated with normal everyday wear.

For routine cleaning, wipe the surface with a soft cloth. If additional cleaning is needed, use lukewarm water with a small amount of mild soap, rinse thoroughly, and dry completely.

Although stainless steel is highly resistant to corrosion, avoid unnecessary prolonged exposure to chlorine, bleach, strong cleaning agents, and other harsh chemicals. These substances may affect plating, decorative finishes, stones, adhesives, or other components even when the stainless-steel base remains unaffected.

Surface scratches can still develop through normal wear, particularly where jewelry repeatedly rubs against hard objects.

To preserve the plated finish, remove your brass jewelry before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping. Avoid prolonged exposure to sweat, perfume, lotions, hairspray, chlorine, household cleaners, and other chemicals.

Apply fragrance and skincare before putting on your jewelry, and allow them to dry first. After wear, gently wipe the piece with a soft, dry cloth to remove moisture and residue.

Store brass jewelry separately in a dry pouch or closed jewelry box to reduce exposure to humidity, air, and abrasion. Avoid aggressive polishing or abrasive cleaners on plated surfaces, as these can gradually wear away the finish.

Over time, some surface aging or patina may naturally develop. Proper care helps preserve the original finish for longer.

Sterling silver naturally reacts with elements in the surrounding environment and may gradually darken, yellow, or lose some brightness. This is normal tarnishing rather than permanent deterioration.

After wear, gently wipe the surface with a soft cloth. Store the piece dry and separately, ideally in a closed pouch or jewelry box, to slow oxidation and prevent scratching.

For light tarnish, use a polishing cloth intended for sterling silver. Avoid excessive polishing of plated, oxidized, intentionally textured, or specially finished surfaces.

Remove sterling silver jewelry before swimming or exposure to chlorine, bleach, household cleaning products, and other strong chemicals. Perfume, lotions, cosmetics, humidity, and perspiration may also accelerate tarnishing.

Clean resin jewelry using a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry it afterward.

Avoid alcohol, acetone, strong solvents, household cleaning products, and abrasive cleaners, as they may dull, cloud, soften, or otherwise damage the surface.

Keep resin away from excessive heat and prolonged direct sunlight whenever possible. Avoid scratching the surface against harder materials and store pieces separately from metal jewelry.

Remove before activities where the piece may be crushed, bent, heavily scratched, or exposed to strong chemicals.

Small differences in color, transparency, embedded elements, or surface character may occur in individually made resin pieces and are part of the material rather than defects.

Rattan is a natural material and should be kept away from prolonged moisture and high humidity whenever possible.

Remove rattan jewelry before showering, swimming, or exercising. If the piece becomes slightly damp, gently blot it dry and allow it to air-dry completely at room temperature.

Do not soak rattan, use chemical cleaners, or expose it to excessive heat. Avoid crushing, bending, or placing heavy objects on the jewelry, as this may permanently alter its shape.

Store in a dry location with enough space to maintain its form.

Natural differences in fiber, tone, texture, and weave are expected and contribute to the individual character of each piece.

Handle textile jewelry gently and avoid excessive pulling, twisting, or friction.

Keep away from water, heavy perspiration, perfume, makeup, lotions, and cleaning products unless the specific product states otherwise.

Do not machine wash, tumble dry, iron, or chemically clean textile jewelry unless expressly instructed on the product page.

If dust develops, remove it gently with a clean, dry, soft brush or cloth. Store the piece separately so that metal hardware or other jewelry does not snag or compress the textile.

Individual textile pieces may show subtle differences in weave, fiber texture, or shape.

Freshwater pearls are more delicate than most metal jewelry and should be treated gently.

Put pearl jewelry on after perfume, hairspray, makeup, lotions, and skincare products have dried. Remove before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping.

After wear, gently wipe pearls with a clean, soft cloth before storage. If necessary, use a slightly damp cloth and allow the piece to dry completely before putting it away.

Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, abrasive products, chemical jewelry cleaners, acids, and prolonged water exposure.

Store pearls separately from harder jewelry to protect their nacre surface from scratching.

Variations in shape, tone, surface texture, and luster are natural characteristics rather than defects.

Imitation pearls typically rely on a decorative pearlescent surface coating, so protecting that outer layer is the priority.

Apply perfume, hairspray, lotions, and cosmetics before putting on the jewelry and allow them to dry first.

Remove before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping. Avoid alcohol, acetone, household cleaners, abrasive products, and jewelry dips.

After wear, gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Store separately to prevent the surface from rubbing against harder jewelry.

Gradual surface wear may occur over time in areas exposed to repeated friction.

Mother of pearl and natural shell should be handled gently to protect their polished surface and natural luster.

Avoid perfume, lotions, hairspray, household chemicals, acidic substances, alcohol-based cleaners, and abrasive jewelry products.

Remove before showering, swimming, exercising, or activities where the piece may be struck against a hard surface.

Clean gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Do not soak or use ultrasonic cleaners.

Store separately from harder jewelry to minimize scratching and chipping.

Natural variations in color, pattern, texture, thickness, and iridescence are expected and are part of the material.