Remove before impact
Take jewellery off for the gym, gardening, cleaning, dishes and other physical work. Store it separately in a safe, dry place.
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A small ritual of protection
Wear it often.
Care for it well.
Precious jewellery is made for a life, but not every part of daily life. Thoughtful habits help protect the stone, setting and finish.
The everyday essentials
Four habits that
matter most.
Avoid chemical contact
Keep pieces away from household cleaners, perfumes and cosmetics. Put jewellery on after personal-care products have settled.
Check the setting
Look regularly for movement, snagging or a change in a claw or clasp. Stop wearing the piece and contact the studio if anything feels different.
Plan an annual clean
The current studio guidance recommends professional cleaning once a year. Ask before using any home machine or cleaning solution.
Care by gemstone
One routine does
not fit every stone.
Settings, treatments and supporting stones matter as much as the centre stone. These are cautious starting points—confirm the right method for your individual piece.
Regular wear, mindful handling
Protect the setting from knocks, remove the ring for hands-on work, and use a soft dry cloth for light surface care until a piece-specific method is confirmed.
Extra care around heat and impact
Opal deserves especially gentle handling. Avoid extremes, chemicals and mechanical cleaners; ask the studio before using water, solutions or a cleaning device.
Protect the setting, not only the stone
Even a durable stone depends on fine claws and surrounding details. Remove before impact, inspect regularly and arrange professional cleaning.
Care questions
When in doubt,
pause and ask.
Can I wear my ring for chores or the gym?+
The studio recommends removing jewellery for washing dishes, gardening, gym sessions and other physical activity that could affect the stone, setting or metal.
Can I use an ultrasonic cleaner?+
Do not assume ultrasonic cleaning is safe. The current care policy says it is unsuitable for many gemstones and does not recommend this method.
How often should jewellery be professionally cleaned?+
The current care policy recommends professional cleaning annually, supported by regular checks that the setting remains secure.