PRODUCT CARE

To preserve the radiance of your gold and moissanite or lab-grown diamond, it’s essential to establish a routine of proper care. Here’s everything you need to know about maintaining its timeless beauty.

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Care Guide

Storing Your Ring

It can be tempting to slip your ring off and place it nearby, but this habit increases the risk of misplacing or damaging your treasured piece. To keep your ring secure, we recommend using our ring box or pouch or a good quality jewellery box. 

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At-Home Cleaning

Maintaining the radiance of your ring is simple with regular at-home care. To keep your piece as brilliant as the day it became yours, we recommend a gentle cleaning routine approximately once a week. Follow the easy, step-by-step guide available here to ensure your ring is well maintained for a lifetime of love.

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Recommended Professional Ring Care

Fine jewellery is designed to last a lifetime when properly cared for. We encourage clients to have their rings professionally cleaned and inspected at least once a year. Routine servicing can help identify wear, check stone security, and keep your ring looking its best. Rhodium replating may be required periodically for white gold to refresh its colour and brilliance.

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When to Remove Your Engagement Ring

While your ring is crafted to last a lifetime,  there are moments when it’s best to remove your ring to protect it from unnecessary damage:

• Exercising: Lifting weights or using gym equipment can put pressure on the band and setting.

• Swimming: Cold water can cause your fingers to shrink, increasing the risk of your ring slipping off. Chlorine and saltwater can also affect metal integrity.

• Cleaning: Harsh household chemicals such as bleach can dull your ring’s shine and weaken the metal over time.

• Gardening: Soil can accumulate in the setting, and there’s always the risk of losing your ring amongst plants or grass.

• Showering: Soap, shampoo, and conditioner can leave a residue on your ring, dulling its shine over time. Slippery hands also increase the chance of your piece slipping off, and going down the drain.