Quality & Care
Gold-Filled
Gold-filled jewelry is highly durable and retains its color and shine when properly cared for. With 15 times more gold than plated pieces, it’s virtually indistinguishable from solid gold when worn.
CARE: Remove your jewelry before exercising, showering, or swimming in the ocean or chlorinated pools. To keep your pieces in top condition, clean them occasionally with warm soapy water and dry thoroughly. For added protection, store your jewelry in an airtight bag when not in use.
Oxidized Sterling silver
Oxidized silver refers to sterling silver that has undergone a process of intentionally darkening the metal’s surface, resulting in a patina that gives the silver a darker, richer appearance. Over time and with wear, the oxidized finish may naturally evolve, adding to the piece's character.
CARE: If your oxidized silver needs cleaning, gently use a soft cloth to remove dirt and oils. Avoid using jewelry cleaning dips or silver polishing cloths, as these can strip the oxidized surface. For added protection, store your jewelry in an airtight bag when not in use.
Gold vermeil
Gold vermeil jewelry is crafted by coating sterling silver with a thick layer of gold. To be classified as vermeil, the gold layer must be at least 2.5 microns thick, providing a longer-lasting and more durable finish than standard gold plating.
CARE: Avoid exposing your vermeil jewelry to harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, or excessive moisture. Clean it occasionally with warm soapy water and dry thoroughly. For added protection, store your jewelry in an airtight bag when not in use.
