Jewellery Care

Fine jewellery is made to be worn. A little care keeps your diamonds bright and your gold beautiful for years.

Everyday wear

• Put jewellery on last, after perfume, lotion and hairspray.
• Take it off for the gym, swimming, cleaning and gardening.
• Avoid chlorine and household chemicals, which can dull metal and loosen settings over time.

Cleaning your diamonds

Diamonds attract oils from skin and cosmetics, which hides their sparkle.

• Soak the piece for 15–20 minutes in warm water with a few drops of mild soap.
• Brush gently behind the stones with a soft toothbrush.
• Rinse in clean water and pat dry with a lint-free cloth.

Caring for gold

• Polish with a soft jewellery cloth to restore shine.
• White gold is often rhodium-plated. Over time the plating can wear, and it can be refreshed by a jeweller.
• Rose gold may deepen slightly in tone with wear. This is natural.

Caring for 925 silver

• Silver tarnishes when exposed to air and moisture. Store it in a sealed pouch or box.
• Use a silver polishing cloth. Avoid abrasive pastes on pieces set with stones.

Storage

• Store each piece separately so diamonds do not scratch other jewellery.
• Fasten chains before storing so they do not tangle.
• Keep pieces in their Aarinya box when travelling.

Check-ups

Have rings and frequently worn pieces checked once a year for loose stones or worn prongs. If something feels loose, stop wearing the piece and contact us.