Jewelry Care & Information

Let's Talk Metals:

Any metal containing copper has the potential to turn your skin green. This includes brass, bronze, and on rare occasions, sterling silver, as well as lower karats of gold. This is a natural reaction called oxidation, NOT an allergy! You see this mostly with snug fitting jewelry like rings, and cuffs. It's not harmful to you, and will wash off with ease. Oxidation happens when copper is exposed to our sweat, oils, and the chemicals we wear on our skin. Copper allergies are VERY uncommon.

General Care:

Apply lotions, perfumes, and cosmetics before putting on jewelry

☾ Avoid wearing jewelry to the gym

☾ Remove jewelry before entering the shower, bath and pool

☾ Remove jewelry before bed

☾ Store jewelry in a dry place when not in use

☾ Avoid putting jewelry in places it could get tangled or damaged (ex: purses, backpacks)

Methods for Cleaning Your Jewelry:

Metals will tarnish, including sterling silver and lower karats of gold. You can polish, and remove tarnish from your jewelry pieces using a polishing cloth, and other various methods.

Mild Soap and Water

  • Add mild dish soap to warm water
  • Using a soft, lint free cloth or a soft bristle toothbrush, gently clean your jewelry piece
  • After a few moments, rinse your piece thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth

☾ FOR COPPER JEWELRY WITH NO GEMSTONES: Salt and Lemon Juice

  • Sprinkle salt on the cut half of a lemon and rub the copper
  • After a few moments, rinse your piece thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth

 Gently buff with a jewelry polishing cloth

Do not use chemical cleaners that contain chlorine, acid, or ammonia as they can damage your jewelry piece.

 

Handmade jewelry is art! When treated as recommended, pieces can last an eternity. Treat each piece with love, and care.

Each piece of jewelry is created with love, and intention by Jordan Chantel