Care Guide
To ensure your jewellery stays in the best condition, here are some care tips 🩶
Polishing & Cleaning Sterling Silver
Over time, sterling silver can tarnish. To restore its shine:
- Use warm water, a small amount of dish soap, and a soft-bristled toothbrush to gently clean your jewellery.
- Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.
- For an extra polish, use a silver polishing cloth to remove any tarnish and restore its brilliance.
What is Sea Glass?
Sea Glass is discarded glass that has been naturally tumbled by the ocean over many years. The water and sand smooth its edges and create its unique frosted appearance. Every piece of sea glass is one-of-a-kind—shaped solely by nature.
All sea glass used in my jewellery is 100% genuine and naturally formed by the sea!
Caring for Your Jewellery
Sea Glass is a delicate, natural material. Like any glass object, it must be handled with care to prevent damage. Follow these guidelines to keep your jewellery looking its best:
Avoid the Following:
- Wearing your jewellery while working out or engaging in strenuous activities.
- Performing hard labour or any work that involves heavy use of your hands.
- Knocking your jewellery against hard surfaces, as this may cause chips or cracks in the sea glass.
Reviving the Vibrancy of Sea Glass
If your sea glass looks dull over time, restore its luster by:
- Dabbing a small amount of coconut oil onto the glass.
- Wiping off any excess with a soft cloth to bring back its natural glow.