Care guide

Jewelry Care Instructions

Amber Jewelry

Amber is a beautiful, natural material that deserves gentle care.
Over time, it may develop a soft golden patina—an elegant sign of its natural aging.
To care for your amber jewelry:

Avoid hard impacts:
Amber is relatively soft and can crack or chip if dropped or struck against hard surfaces.
Protect from perfumes, soaps, and chlorine:
Chemicals can dull the surface or cause discoloration. Apply perfume before putting on your jewelry.
Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight and heat:
Excessive sunlight and high temperatures can dry out the amber and alter its color over time.
Store separately in a soft pouch or jewelry box:
This prevents scratches from other harder jewelry, like metals or stones.
Gently polish by hand if needed:
If the surface becomes dull, amber can be carefully polished with a soft cloth to restore its natural glow. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Silver Jewelry

Silver jewelry also requires mindful care to retain its beauty.

Store silver in airtight containers or cloth bags:
Exposure to air and moisture can cause tarnishing. Keeping it sealed slows down the natural oxidation process.
Clean gently with a soft cloth and mild soap solution:
Harsh chemicals can damage silver. Use a mild solution and dry thoroughly to prevent water stains.
Wear your silver jewelry regularly:
Surprisingly, wearing silver often can help prevent tarnish, as natural skin oils can keep it bright.

Gold Jewelry

Although gold is more resistant, it still deserves careful handling.

Avoid scratches by storing gold pieces separately:
Gold is softer than many people realize and can be scratched if stored loosely with harder items.
Clean with a mild soap solution and soft cloth:
Avoid chemical dips or abrasives, which can wear away the surface over time.
Remove gold jewelry during sports, swimming, or cleaning:
To prevent accidental dents, loss, or exposure to harsh chemicals like chlorine.

Wooden Bowls & Decorative Pieces

Our handmade wooden items are crafted with care and attention to the natural characteristics of each piece of wood. To ensure their longevity:

Do not wash in a dishwasher:
The heat and moisture can cause the wood to crack, warp, or lose its finish.
Wipe with a damp cloth and dry immediately:
For cleaning, use a soft, damp cloth—never soak in water.
Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity:
This prevents the wood from drying out or expanding unevenly.
Apply a natural oil occasionally:
To nourish and protect the wood, you can use food-safe mineral oil or beeswax as needed.

Final Recommendation