Care Guide

Our Titanium Steel pieces are coated with Rhodium or 14ct & 18ct Gold plating onto a Titanium Steel base via the PVD multi-coated process + finished with an extra layer of tarnish resistance for extra durability. 

Our plated jewellery is 1.5 microns thick which is thicker than the average 0.3-0.5 microns plating. 

Titanium Steel will never corrode or rust & the base colour of this metal is Silver so our Rhodium plated pieces do require less care however, naturally all gold plated jewellery will fade over time due to factors such as chemicals + moisture. 

• Avoid spraying perfumes or body spray directly onto jewellery.
• Avoid direct contact with cleaning products, self-tanner, sunscreen, cosmetics + perfume or other chemical contained products as they can damage your plating + stones.
• Wait until your lotion or cream is dry or has been absorbed by your skin before letting it come in contact with your jewellery. 
• Use a lint free cloth or a cotton ball to clean your jewellery. Gently rubbing the surface of your gold plated jewellery using a soft jewellery cloth will help restore shine. Do not use a chemical polishing cloth as this will rub away the gold plating.
• Store your jewels in your jewellery box, pouch, or an air tight container when not wearing.
• Remove your jewellery prior to swimming in chlorine & salt water to maintain your plating & stone lustre.

925 Sterling Silver is made up of a mixture of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper.

These pieces are coated with Rhodium or 14ct & 18ct Gold plating onto a 925 Sterling Silver base + finished with an extra layer of tarnish resistance for extra durability. 

Our plated jewellery is 1.5 microns thick which is thicker than the average 0.3-0.5 microns plating. 

Your Sterling Silver pieces should be the first thing you take off when going in water, and the last thing you put on when getting ready.

• Remove prior to showering, exercising or swimming.
• Avoid direct contact with cleaning products, self-tanner, sunscreen, cosmetics + perfume or other chemical contained products as they can damage your plating + stones.
• Wait until your lotion or cream is dry or has been absorbed by your skin before letting it come in contact with your jewellery.
• Use a lint free cloth or a cotton ball to clean your jewellery. Gently rubbing the surface of your gold plated jewellery using a soft jewellery cloth will help restore shine. Do not use a chemical polishing cloth as this will rub away the gold plating.
• Store your jewels in your jewellery box, pouch, or an air tight container when not wearing.
• Avoid your jewellery touching or coming in contact with other metals when storing as this can lead to your pieces getting scratched & oxidise.

Gold Vermeil is different to standard Gold Plated jewellery due to the thickness of gold and all Vermeil pieces must contain an industry standard of minimum 2.5 micron of 14ct or 18ct Gold over Sterling Silver. 

Our Gold Vermeil pieces are 14ct & 18ct Gold plated with a 2.5-3 micron thickness and finished with an extra layer of tarnish resistance for extra durability.

Your Gold Vermeil pieces should be the first thing you take off when going in water, and the last thing you put on when getting ready.

• Remove prior to showering, exercising or swimming.
• Avoid direct contact with cleaning products, self-tanner, sunscreen, cosmetics + perfume or other chemical contained products as they can damage your plating + stones.
• Wait until your lotion or cream is dry or has been absorbed by your skin before letting it come in contact with your jewellery.
• Use a lint free cloth or a cotton ball to clean your jewellery. Gently rubbing the surface of your gold plated jewellery using a soft jewellery cloth will help restore shine. Do not use a chemical polishing cloth as this will rub away the gold plating.
• Store your jewels in your jewellery box, pouch, or an air tight container when not wearing.
• Avoid your jewellery touching or coming in contact with other metals when storing as this can lead to your pieces getting scratched & oxidise.