They are normally threaded on silk or glued therefore you should avoid water exposure and perfumes as these can not only discolour the pearls and dull their lustre, but they can break down the glues and silk over time. PEARLS Pearls have a porous surface and should be treated with more care than most other jewellery. Avoiding wearing it in pools with chlorine and bringing it in contact with chemicals such as hand sanitizer as this can reduce the longevity of the plating. We recommend a professional polish every 6-12 month depending on the wearer. WHITE GOLD White Gold is different to other golds as it generally has a rhodium plating that gives it its beautiful white shine. Here's our favorite - Erika Watson's recommended cleaner. The best method to remove tarnish is a silver cleaning solution or a silver cloth. SILVER Silver generally tarnishes gradually over time when not in use but can also happen when in contact with chemicals and sulphur. To avoid damaging your gold jewellery, steer well clear of chemicals such as: Chlorine Chloride Bleach & Solvents Soak your pieces for at least two hours, then polish with a soft cloth (no paper towels). The easiest way to care for your yellow gold jewellery at home is to make a mixture of 10 parts water and 2 parts liquid dish soap.
YELLOW GOLD Like all other precious metals, gold requires special care and attention to look its best year after year. Feel free to book in to get your jewellery cleaned and checked if you have any concerns. This will remove grease and soap scum build up behind your stone(s). Allow it to soak for a few minutes then, using a soft toothbrush, brush behind the stones and rinse with fresh lukewarm water (avoid drastic changes in temperature). RINGS WITH DIAMONDS & GEMSTONES To clean your gemstones at home place in a small bowl with lukewarm water and some liquid dish soap (sunlight liquid or similar).
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