Jewelry Care

How should I care for my jewelry day to day?

Treat it like the fine jewelry it is: last on, first off. Put your pieces on after lotion, perfume, and hairspray have dried, and take them off before workouts, swimming, and sleep. A quick wipe with a soft cloth after wear keeps oils from building up.

How do I clean my jewelry at home?

Fill a bowl with warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap, and let your piece soak for 10–15 minutes. Brush gently with a soft toothbrush — pay attention to the underside of stones, where oils collect and steal sparkle. Rinse in clean water and pat dry with a lint-free cloth. That's it; no harsh chemicals, ever.

How should I store my jewelry?

Separately, softly, and dry. Store each piece in its own pouch or compartment so diamonds can't scratch metal (they will win every time). Keep silver away from humidity — a cool drawer beats a steamy bathroom shelf. Your EOBO box is perfect for travel and gifting, and fine for everyday storage too.

When should I take my jewelry off?

Before anything that involves water, sweat, impact, or chemicals: showering, swimming, workouts, cleaning, gardening, and sleep (chains and earrings can bend or snag overnight). Rings should come off from the band, not by pulling on the stone.

My silver piece is looking dull. What should I do?

A gentle clean (see above) restores most of the shine. Because our silver is rhodium-finished, it resists tarnish far better than untreated silver — but skin oils and products can still cloud the surface over time. If a proper clean doesn't bring it back, email us a photo and we'll advise, or arrange a professional refresh.