MATERIALS & CARE

    • Store jewelry away from sunlight, humidity, and heat to prevent damage and acceleration of the organic natural aging of jewelry
    • Store each piece individually to avoid scratching
    • Avoid exposing jewelry to sweat and chemicals like perfumes, lotions, cleaning agents, chlorine, and saltwater
    • Remove jewelry before sleeping, showering, swimming, or exercising. Take off rings before washing hands
    • Wipe gently with a soft microfibre cloth to clean



    Be aware that jewelry may be plated or coated to alter its color or enhance durability. 

    Read on to learn important information about the materials we use and specific care instructions for each type of material.

  • Titanium is lightweight metal that is well-tolerated by majority. It is a common material used for body jewelry as it is body-safe and can be anodized in different colours without affecting its safety in fresh piercings.

     
    Care for Titanium jewelry:

    • Clean titanium jewelry by wiping it with a soft microfibre cloth or washing it with water
    • Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that may scratch or damage the surface of the jewelry
    • To maintain the life of any coating or plating on titanium jewelry, handle it with care to avoid scratching

    Additional information:

    • Can be autoclaved
    • Suitable for individuals with nickel sensitivity
    • Suitable for fresh piercings (uncoated and anodized titanium only)

  • Stainless steel is a tarnish-proof and corrosion-resistant alloy steel that is known for its long-lasting durability and luster. It is a waterproof and hypoallergenic material that does not cause adverse reactions or allergies to the skin.



    Care for stainless steel jewelry:

    • Clean stainless steel jewelry by wiping it with a soft microfibre cloth or washing it with water
    • Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that may scratch or damage the surface of the jewelry
    • To maintain the life of any coating or plating on stainless steel jewelry, handle it with care to avoid scratching

    Additional information:

    • Can be autoclaved: Yes
    • Stainless steel piercing jewelry is suitable for healed piercings and only

  • 925 Silver, also known as sterling silver, is a highly esteemed precious metal extensively used in jewelry crafting. It consists of 92.5% pure silver, while the remaining 7.5% is typically composed of other metals to enhance its durability. Being inherently soft, pure silver is commonly alloyed with other metals to bolster its strength.

     

    With proper care, your 925 silver jewelry will mature finely over time, growing to reflect your journey and wear, subtly transforming and building a distinctive character, increasing in luster while still retaining its inherent beauty.
     

    Care for 925 Silver jewelry:

    • Wash with mild soap and warm water, and dry immediately after
    • Avoid exposing your jewelry to harsh chemicals such as bleach, chlorine, and household cleaners, as they can tarnish or damage the silver
    • Use a jewelry polishing cloth occasionally to restore shine
    • Avoid exposing your 925 silver jewelry to unnecessary stress, pressure, or bending, especially delicate components like earring posts
    • If accidental bending occurs, gently reshape the jewelry back into its original form

    Additional information:

    • Cannot be autoclaved
    • Hypoallergenic and kind to sensitive skin
    • Suitable for individuals with nickel sensitivity
    • Suitable for healed piercings only

  • Brass is a popular and versatile metal alloy widely used in jewelry making. It is primarily composed of copper and zinc, creating a material known for its warm golden tone, durability, and excellent workability. Because of its strength and ability to hold intricate shapes, brass is commonly used as a base metal for plated jewelry, especially gold-plated designs.

    Brass naturally oxidizes over time due to its copper content, which can lead to a darker patina. This aging process is normal and can add a vintage character to the piece. With proper care, brass-based jewelry can maintain its beauty and shine for years, especially when protected with high-quality plating such as 18K gold.


    Care for Brass Jewelry：

    • Avoid exposing to moisture, sweat, perfume, and household chemicals, as they may accelerate tarnishing
    • Store in a dry, airtight pouch or box when not in use
    • Avoid pressure, bending, or pulling on delicate components such as earring posts

    Additional Information：

    • Can be autoclaved: No
    • Suitable for healed piercings and healed stretched lobes only. Do not use if either are not fully healed