Daily Care

Daily Care: Protect your jewelry and its plating by removing it while swimming, showering, exercising, washing your hands, or applying any products such as perfumes, lotions, or hair products. We pride ourselves on the quality of our product; however, if your jewelry should be exposed to any of the above products, tarnishing may occur. Tarnishing may also be caused by the skin's natural pH levels.

Cleaning Instructions: To keep your jewelry clean, wipe it with a soft cloth. Do not use jewelry cleaner.

Caring for gold fill jewelry.
Will 14k gold fill tarnish?
It really depends on what touches it, how you clean it and how you store it! Gold-fill jewelry consists of a thick layer of solid gold that’s been heat and pressure-bonded to a high-quality brass core, and contains much more solid gold than gold-plated jewelry. That said, keep your gold-fill jewelry away from the usual culprits: chlorine, hot tubs, sunscreen, sweat, fragrances, saunas and harsh cleansers, as they can corrode that thick layer of gold over time. Gold-fill jewelry can also be more sensitive depending on your unique body chemistry. Removing your pieces before sleep and wiping them gently after use can make a big
difference in keeping them bright and shiny.

How to clean and protect gold-fill jewelry:
- Keep away from chemicals. Harsh cleansers, cosmetics, fragrances and
chlorine are no-nos.
- Store your pieces safely in an airtight container to
protect it from the humidity in the air.
- Polish sparingly. Use your polishing cloth to buff away tarnish—but use a
soft hand! Even gold-fill jewelry’s thick outer layer of gold can be slowly
corroded by over-polishing.
- Try a gentle soak—a great tip for how to clean jewelry if it’s heavily
tarnished! To do this, soak it in clean water with a touch of mild dish soap
or cleanser, then carefully pat it dry.