JEWELERY CARE

We are thrilled you have chosen one of our beloved statement pieces. We would love to share a few tips to keep your Kagatha jewelry looking fabulous and lasting longer:

Steer clear of those tough chemicals:
It's a good idea to take off your jewelry when you are about to do some cleaning, go swimming in a pool, or use household cleaners. These chemicals can be a bit too harsh on your lovely gold plating.

Take a break from your bling during physical activities:
Remember to remove your jewelry before engaging in physical activities or sports. This will help prevent any accidental scratches or damage, especially to those pieces with delicate designs.

Give each piece its own special spot:
Try to store each piece of jewelry separately in a soft pouch or a lined jewelry box. It will keep them from scratching and tangling, especially those pieces with gemstones or intricate details.

Keep the moisture at bay:
Try to keep your jewelry away from moisture and humidity, as they can cause tarnishing over time. Store your pieces in a cool, dry place.

Gently does it when cleaning:
Regularly clean your jewelry to keep it shining bright. A soft, lint-free cloth works wonders when gently wiping the jewelry. Avoid anything abrasive that could scratch the surface.

Avoid abrasive materials:
When you're cleaning or polishing, steer clear of abrasive materials, harsh chemicals, or jewelry cleaners unless they are specifically recommended for gold vermeil. Opt for mild, non-abrasive solutions.

Watch out for perfumes and lotions:
Put on your perfumes, lotions, and hairsprays before your jewelry. These substances can contain chemicals that might speed up tarnishing or affect the gold plating's look.

Take it off before bedtime:
Remove your gold vermeil jewelry before going to sleep to avoid unnecessary stress on the pieces. This can help prevent any damage or bending, especially with those delicate designs.

 

By following these care tips, you'll keep your jewelry looking gorgeous and make sure they are with you for many more years to come.