Our signature zip pouch was made to make your life easier. Store your silver jewelry in here to keep oxygen out, reducing exposure to tarnishing, and your silver sparkling longer. Not only is it lightweight and durable, but its window provides added ease when it comes to finding where you stored your jewels.

If you’ve acquired one of our gold pieces then you’re probably familiar with our signature soft pouch. Fabricated with a high quality microfiber, this pouch liaisons as a buff to add a little extra shine to your fine jewelry.

Sterling silver is a precious metal and may require cleaning from time to time.  Baking soda is the most natural way to clean your jewelry. All you need is some baking soda (hint: there is probably some in your fridge) and water.

1. Put a small amount of baking soda in the palm of your hand.

2. Add a dash of water and use your finger to rub the two together until a paste is formed.

3. Rub this paste all over your silver jewelry and then rinse off with water.

4. Repeat until desired sparkle.

Please note: chlorine and bleach accelerate tarnishing and should be avoided.

If the natural way isn’t your knack, silver cleaner is also an option when it comes to cleaning your high polished silver pieces.

A blackener chemical is used to produce the antiqued look on your piece. To clean your pieces use the natural method. If you opt to use silver cleaner instead, this stain will be stripped and leave your piece to appear a light grey. So do yourself a favor and step away from the silver cleaner.

Most jewellers will say not to wear your jewelry in the ocean, pool, or even in the shower due to a chance of losing it. Let’s not forget having to deal with the added responsibility of cleaning it pronto.  Chemical or mineral residue from salt water (and chlorine) typically remain on the surface and then sometimes even sunscreen can add to discolouration.  Typically an unwritten rule would be if you are going to wear it in salt/chlorinated water make sure to clean it with something after.