MATERIALS & CARE

CARING FOR YOUR STAINLESS STEEL PIECES


"Built to endure," stainless steel is celebrated for its incredible strength and resilience. Unlike other metals, stainless steel does not tarnish, oxidize, or react with air and moisture. Scientifically, this durability comes from chromium within the steel, which forms an invisible, self-healing protective layer on the surface. This keeps your jewelry looking pristine, brilliant, and rust-free over time with minimal effort, a gentle wipe with a soft cloth is all it takes to maintain its clean finish.

Extra Tips:

To keep your stainless steel jewelry looking its absolute best, we recommend the following:

  • Clean gently with mild soap, warm water, and a soft cloth to easily remove daily oils or fingerprints.
  • Avoid exposing your pieces to harsh industrial chemicals, strong acids, or heavy abrasives that could scratch the surface.
  • Allow perfumes, lotions, and cosmetics to dry before putting on your jewelry to preserve its shine.
  • Store your pieces separately in a soft pouch or cloth box to protect them from scratching against harder materials.

Caring for Your Silk Pieces

Silk is a natural fiber, known for its lustrous sheen and luxurious feel. With the right care, your silk scarves can remain beautiful and last for many years.

Washing and Cleaning

The safest way to clean a silk scarf is to dry clean it. This method helps preserve the fabric's original texture and color.

If you choose to wash it at home, always hand wash it in cold water using a detergent specifically designed for delicate fabrics. Never use harsh bleaches or stain removers. Gently swirl the scarf in the soapy water for no more than a few minutes. Avoid scrubbing or twisting the fabric, as this can damage the delicate silk fibers.

Rinsing and Drying

After washing, rinse the scarf thoroughly with cold water until all the soap is gone. To dry it, gently press out the excess water with a clean, dry towel.Β Do not wring or twist the scarf. Lay it flat on a clean towel or hang it on a non-slip hanger away from direct sunlight and heat. The sun can cause the colors to fade.

Ironing and Storage

Your silk scarf is ready to wear when it's still slightly damp. To remove any wrinkles,Β iron it on the lowest setting, preferably on the reverse side. For best results, use a thin cloth between the iron and the scarf.

When you're not wearing your scarf, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. You can roll it or fold it and place it in a cloth bag or a drawer. Avoid using plastic bags, as they can trap moisture and damage the silk.

Following these simple steps will help ensure that your silk scarves stay vibrant and beautiful for years to come.