Keep your copper jewelry clean by occasionally washing it with lukewarm, soapy water. Then dry with a soft cloth.
Finish with a polish: After you’ve given your jewelry a good cleaning you can finish the process with a polishing cloth
If your copper tarnishes, as copper naturally does, you can clean your jewelry using one of the following methods to restore its original shine.
Table salt and vinegar - pour salt and vinegar onto a soft cloth and gently rub onto your jewelry - avoiding any stones, until dirt/tarnishing is removed. Rinse with water and pat dry with a soft cloth.
Table salt and lemon- mix juice from a half a lemon a salt - use a soft cloth to clean jewelry - avoiding any stones, until dirt/tarnishing is removed. Rinse with water and pat dry with soft cloth.
How to Care for Your Sterling Silver Jewelry
Our silver jewelry is natural and untreated.
If your silver tarnishes, as silver naturally does, you can clean your jewelry using one of the following methods to restore its original shine:
Soap and water: Most recommended method because of the gentleness of soap and water.
Baking soda and water: Make a paste from baking soda and water, apply a small amount onto a cloth or tooth brush and scrub gently.
Finish with a polish: After you’ve given your jewelry a good cleaning, you can finish the process by using a polishing cloth that’s specifically for sterling silver.
HOW TO STORE YOUR JEWELRY
Use an air-tight container: any container can be used to store your pieces, as long as it is air-tight. Zip-lock bags are great as well.
Keep in a cool, dark place: sunlight, heat and moisture accelerate tarnishing. Be sure to keep your silver in a cool, dark place.
Store pieces individually: storing your pieces separately prevents any chance of jewelry scratching or tangling with each other.
