Caring for Your Jewelry
Your jewelry is built to take a beating. Crafted from high-grade stainless steel and titanium, your pieces are naturally tarnish-resistant, rust-proof, and tough as nails. That said, even the strongest armor needs a polish now and then. While our metals can handle the chaos of daily life, giving them a little love will keep that high-end shine alive for a lifetime.
Stainless steel and titanium won’t tarnish or turn your skin green, but metals can still scratch metals if tossed carelessly into a pile. Keep your pieces separated in soft pouches or a lined tray so they stay pristine.
The Regular Reset: Warm Water & Dish Soap
For 90% of your routine maintenance, keep it simple.
Mix a few drops of mild dish soap into warm water.
Grab a soft-bristled toothbrush (ideally not the one you plan on using tonight) and gently scrub away daily skin oils, lotion, and dust. Pay extra attention to any tight nooks and crannies your piece might have.
Rinse thoroughly with clean water and pat completely dry with a soft microfiber cloth
The Deep Clean: The Alcohol Scrub
If your jewelry has been through a festival, an intense workout, or just accumulated some serious buildup in hard-to-reach places, it’s time to call in back-up.
Dip a soft cloth or cotton swab in isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol.
Gently scrub the piece to dissolve stubborn grime, oils, or residue
Do not soak: Avoid leaving pieces submerged in alcohol for long periods.
Mind the gems: If your piece features set stones or crystals, exercise extra caution around the settings. Alcohol can weaken the underlying adhesives over time, so stick to a quick, targeted wipe rather than a heavy scrub around gem bases
Thanks for commiting to Sustainability
Taking care of your collection isn’t just about preserving that shine, it’s the most sustainable choice you can make. Built to handle daily life and crafted to last, a little routine love keeps quality metal in rotation and less material out of the landfill.