PRODUCT CARE

BRONZE CARE

Bronze will oxidize and give a nice patina over time depending on the humidity and the wearer’s body chemistry.

If you would like to keep the shining finish you may do the following:

• For everyday maintenance you may use a jewelry polishing cloth. They may be found at Bed, Bath and Beyond, Michael’s, Joann, hardware stores,...
   

• Here is an easy way to clean them if the polishing cloth does not work anymore:
  (Do not use on a piece with patina applied for contrast as it will remove the patina)

  • Soak the piece in white distilled vinegar for a few minutes. Leave longer if very dark. Or apply vinegar with a Qtip.

  • Use a soft steel brush or hard tooth brush to remove the oxydation

  • Rinse

  • Dry with regular cloth

  • Buff or shine with jewelry polishing cloth (optional)

Do not use the liquid silver cleaner as it is a different metal and will have a different reaction and instead of cleaning it will turn it black.

GOLD CHAIN CARE

• Warm water and a soft cloth are the best thing you can do to maintain the beauty of your jewelry.

• For a deeper, occasional cleaning, a drop of soap will return its luster. When you have finished cleaning make sure that you have dried you items properly using a clean and dry flannel cloth.

• Salt water and chlorine in swimming pools take their toll on all fine jewelry.

• Many chemicals marketed for cleaning jewelry are actually somewhat abrasive and corrosive and can cause damage or color alteration to your jewelry.

• A higher pH of the skin could darker the jewelry.