It is possible to pick up the item at the workshop/boutique by appointment only, within 3 to 5 business days from the order date. I will send you the details by email.

Available in gold (yellow, white, rose, or silver plated). Contact me to discuss it.

Why Does Silver Jewelry Tarnish?

What Causes Sterling Silver Jewelry to Tarnish?

Sterling silver naturally tarnishes over time. Several factors can speed up this process, including:

• Your skin's natural chemistry and how it reacts with silver.
• Household cleaning products.
• Chlorine.
• Hairspray and perfume.
• Hot tubs and spas.
• High humidity, such as in bathrooms.

When you're not wearing your jewelry, store it in a small airtight plastic bag, such as a Ziplock® bag, to help protect it from tarnishing. Oxygen in the air also contributes to the oxidation of sterling silver.

How to Clean Silver Jewelry Naturally

You can use the polishing cloth that was provided with your purchase to clean jewelry with or without a black patina.

Alternatively, mix warm water with a mild dish soap that contains no ammonia or phosphates. Dip a soft cloth into the soapy water and gently clean the silver jewelry. Rinse thoroughly with clean water, then dry and polish it with a clean, soft cloth.

More Jewelry Care Tips

There are many other ways to help keep your silver jewelry looking its best. With proper care and regular cleaning, your sterling silver jewelry will remain beautiful for years to come.

Plein d'autres trucs d'entretiens

No matter how much you spend on a piece of jewelry from my online store, it will be delivered in a jewelry box with a cleaning cloth and care instructions.

Bronze is a noble alloy, prized for millennia for its beauty, strength and timeless character.

 A few simple steps

•  Avoid prolonged contact with water, perfumes, lotions and household products.
•  Remove your jewelry before swimming, sports activities, or going to bed.
•  After wearing it, gently wipe it with a soft cloth.
•  Store it in a dry place, ideally in a pouch or jewelry box.

 Preserve its shine

 Bronze can naturally oxidize over time. A simple polishing cloth or a cleaner designed for bronze or copper will quickly restore its shine.

A living substance

Every skin is unique. Depending on its pH, tanning can sometimes leave a slight greenish tint on the skin. This reaction is completely natural, harmless, and easily removed with soap and water.

Like all fine materials, bronze evolves over the years. This transformation is part of its charm and makes each piece of jewelry even more personal.