Jewelry Care Guide
Jewelry Care Guide
To help your jewelry retain its beauty, shine and energy for as long as possible, we recommend following these simple care tips.
♥ Wearing Your Jewelry
• Always put your jewelry on last – after applying makeup, creams and perfume
• Remove your jewelry before sleeping, exercising or doing household chores
• Avoid contact with chemicals such as perfume, hairspray and cleaning products
♥ Do not wear your jewelry while:
• showering, bathing or using a sauna
• swimming in a pool or the sea
• visiting a spa or hot tub
Chlorine, salt water and heat may damage both metals and natural gemstones and can cause your jewelry to lose its shine.
♥ Cleaning & Care
• Gently clean your jewelry from time to time with a soft, dry cloth
• If necessary, use lukewarm water and a mild soap, then dry thoroughly
• Avoid vigorous rubbing and abrasive cleaning products
• Regular care helps remove dirt, natural skin oils and cosmetics that may affect the appearance of your jewelry
♥ Storage
• Store each piece separately to help prevent scratches
• A soft pouch or jewelry box is ideal
• Keep your jewelry away from moisture and direct sunlight
• Storing pieces separately also helps prevent rubbing and accidental damage
♥ Cleansing & Charging Natural Gemstones
✿ Natural gemstones are believed to absorb and hold energy. For this reason, you may wish to cleanse and recharge them from time to time.
♥ Cleansing:
• in moonlight
• with smoke, such as incense or palo santo
♥ Charging:
• in sunlight, in moderation
• in moonlight, especially during a full moon
Sunlight and moonlight are traditionally believed to help energetically “refresh” crystals.
IMPORTANT: Things to Remember
• Crystals and jewelry can be delicate – avoid dropping them or exposing them to strong impacts ✘
• Some gemstones are sensitive to water and heat ✘
• Prolonged exposure to sunlight may cause certain gemstones to fade ✘
Take care of your jewelry with love, and you’ll be able to enjoy its beauty and energy for years to come.
Your MOON minerals,
Maris