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For gold-plated or vermeil jewelry, we recommend removing it when showering, bathing, swimming or exercising to prevent wear of the gold layer and thus extend its lifespan. Any contact with chemicals (perfumes, lotions, cleaning products, etc.) can alter the shine or plating of your jewelry. The gilding can then wear off and reveal the silver. Furthermore, leaving your vermeil jewelry in a bathroom is a bad idea: being a humid place, it promotes oxidation and therefore the degradation of the vermeil.

Even though vermeil is resistant to wear and tear, it is possible to see small stains appear on the surface of your jewelry after a certain time. All you need to do is gently clean your jewelry with a sponge or a soft toothbrush dipped in soapy water. Then dry it well with a dry cloth to remove all traces of moisture.

Our silver jewelry is coated with rhodium. Rhodium-plated silver retains its shine and does not tarnish. Rhodium protects the jewelry from natural oxidation caused by air, humidity and perspiration. Rhodium-plated 925 silver jewelry retains its new appearance for a long time, with minimal maintenance.

So you can wear them underwater and on any occasion, but it is best to rinse them with clean water after each use to prolong their shine.

It is not recommended to put your jewelry in contact with cosmetic and household products.

To give them a shine, you can clean them with a little clear water and a mild soap. Then, you must dry them with a soft cloth.

Our stainless steel jewelry can be kept underwater (shower, sea and swimming pool) but it is preferable to rinse them with clear water after each use.

It is not recommended to put your jewelry in contact with cosmetic and household products.

If your stainless steel jewelry is dull, it is likely due to a buildup of dirt, lotions, perfumes, cosmetics and chemicals.

That is why it is recommended to clean them regularly with a mild soap. You just have to rub them gently, rinse them well with water and wipe them with a soft cloth. It is absolutely necessary to avoid chemicals, abrasives or scouring pads, as they could scratch the surface of the stainless steel.

As with stainless steel jewelry, remember to remove it before using household products and cosmetics.

Although very water resistant, it is always advisable to remove them before any contact with water to increase their lifespan.

To give them a shine, you can clean them with a little clear water and a mild soap. Then, dry them with a soft cloth.