Jewelry Care

Beaded Jewelry

  • Avoid Soaking: Never submerge beaded jewelry in water for long periods, as it can swell wooden beads and rot elastic or fabric threads. 
  • Gentle Cleaning: If the piece needs a deep clean, dip a soft microfiber cloth or a very soft-bristle toothbrush into a mixture of warm water and mild liquid dish soap. Gently wipe the beads, then dab dry with a soft towel and let it air dry completely. 
  • Safe Storage: Store necklaces and bracelets lying flat to prevent the thread or wire from stretching. Avoid hanging them, which can also cause deformation over time. [
  • Chemical-Free: Never use harsh liquid jewelry cleaners, steam, or ultrasonic cleaners on beaded jewelry, as they can strip bead coatings and degrade adhesives. 
Best Practices for Everyday Wear
  • Put On Last: Always put on your beaded jewelry last—after applying perfumes, hairspray, and body lotions—to avoid chemical buildup.
  • Regular Inspection: Regularly check your jewelry for signs of wear. If you notice the thread or wire looking stretched or exposed, have it restrung before it breaks to prevent losing precious beads

14K Gold and Sterling Silver Magnetic Clasps 

To keep your magnetic clasp strong and functional, always slide or press the seam to open it rather than yanking the chain straight apart. Protect the rare-earth magnets from oxidation and loss of strength by removing your jewelry before showering, swimming, or applying lotions and perfumes.