Sterling silver
Sterling silver can tarnish when exposed to air and moisture. Gently wipe it after wearing. For unplated silver, use a silver polishing cloth occasionally, avoiding stones and delicate details.
JEWELLERY CARE
A few gentle habits can help protect the finish and appearance of your jewellery. Start with the materials listed on the product page, then choose the care method that suits them.
Four simple habits
Apply perfume, skincare and lotions before putting on jewellery.
Remove jewellery before showering, swimming, exercise or sleep.
After wearing, use a soft, dry cloth to remove moisture or product build-up.
Keep pieces apart in a dry place, away from heat and humidity.
CARE BY MATERIAL
Check the underlying material and finish shown on the product page before using a polishing cloth or jewellery cleaner. A plated silver piece, including one with rhodium plating, should be cared for as plated jewellery.
Sterling silver can tarnish when exposed to air and moisture. Gently wipe it after wearing. For unplated silver, use a silver polishing cloth occasionally, avoiding stones and delicate details.
Gold, rose-gold and rhodium-plated pieces should be treated as plated jewellery. Use a soft, dry cloth and a light touch. Avoid silver polishing cloths and abrasive cleaners on plated surfaces, as they may remove or wear the plating. Keep away from perfume, lotions, moisture and chemicals.
Wipe gently with a soft cloth and protect against knocks. Avoid ultrasonic, steam and liquid jewellery cleaners unless a qualified jeweller confirms they are suitable for your particular piece.