CARE GUIDE
A small guide to keep your favourites shining
American Diamond (AD) Jewelry
American Diamond jewelry is made with cubic zirconia stones, crafted to shine bright and look like real diamonds — but they do need a little extra love to keep that sparkle alive. With regular wear, tiny dust particles, oils from your skin, or a spritz of perfume can settle on the surface and make them look dull. The good news? A bit of mindful care keeps them glowing for years.
Keep it dry when you canPools, showers, and even daily chores with water can weaken the setting or leave a film on the stones. It's best to slip them off before diving into water activities or housework.
Last thing you wear, first thing you take offAlways finish applying lotions, perfumes, or hairspray before putting on your AD jewelry. Chemicals in these can dim their shine.
Gentle wipe after useA quick buff with a soft microfiber or cotton cloth removes sweat, fingerprints, and everyday dust.
Anti-Tarnish Jewelry
Anti-tarnish jewelry is designed to hold its shine for longer than regular fashion pieces, but that doesn't mean it's completely maintenance-free. Every day exposure to moisture, perfumes, or even the way you store them can slowly affect their finish. A little care goes a long way in keeping them looking as good as new.
Keep them away from waterEven though they resist tarnish better than most, it's best to avoid showers, swimming, or workouts while wearing them.
Watch out for chemicalsPerfumes, lotions, deodorants, and hair sprays can leave residue that dulls the surface. Always let your products dry before putting on your jewelry.
Quick wipe after wearUse a soft cotton or microfiber cloth to gently remove sweat and oils before storing. This simple step keeps the surface shiny.
Store them wiselySlip each piece into a zip-lock pouch or an anti-tarnish bag, and place them in a fabric-lined box if you have one. Keep them away from damp corners like bathrooms — humidity is the fastest way to lose their shine.
Avoid mixing metalsDon't store anti-tarnish pieces with other types of jewelry such as brass or steel, as different metals can react and damage the finish.