Jewelry Care Guide

General Care

Each piece of rraine is thoughtfully handcrafted and deserves gentle, intentional care. To preserve the beauty and integrity of your jewelry, we recommend removing it before sleeping, exercising, swimming, or showering. Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals, as these can damage the finish and accelerate tarnishing. After wearing, gently wipe your jewelry with a soft cloth and store it in the provided pouch or box. Jewelry is best worn during the day and removed at night. Please avoid wearing your pieces during high-impact activities, exposure to water, or extreme climates. When traveling, store jewelry individually in soft pouches or hard cases to prevent scratches, tangling, and unnecessary wear.

Sterling Silver

Sterling silver naturally oxidizes over time, but with proper care, it maintains its brilliant shine. Use a designated silver polishing cloth to gently remove tarnish. If needed, clean with warm water and mild soap, rinse thoroughly, and pat dry. Always store sterling silver in a dry, airtight pouch away from moisture to slow oxidation. For sterling silver pieces with gold plated detail, use extra care and please note gold plating will wear over time. Gently clean using a damp, soft cloth. Be sure it is completely dry before wearing or storing. Avoid using polishing cloths, chemical cleaners, or abrasives, which can wear down the gold finish. Always store in the original pouch when not in use.

14k Solid Gold

Though durable, 14k solid gold benefits from occasional care. Gently wipe with a polishing cloth to maintain its shine. Keep gold away from chlorine, bleach, and other harsh chemicals, as they may dull the surface over time. When not worn, store your jewelry in a box or pouch to protect it from everyday exposure.

Diamonds

Diamonds are highly durable, but not immune to wear. To keep them brilliant, clean regularly with warm water, mild soap, and a soft toothbrush. Rinse well and dry with a lint-free cloth. To prevent scratches, store diamond pieces separately. We also recommend periodic professional cleanings to maintain their sparkle and ensure settings remain secure.

Gemstones

Our gemstones are natural and unique, each with its own color and texture. They should be handled with care to avoid scratching or chipping. Avoid impacts and exposure to harsh chemicals. Most gemstones can be cleaned with a mild soap and warm water solution, but porous stones like pearls should never be submerged—simply wipe them clean with a soft cloth. Store gemstone jewelry separately to protect the surface from abrasion.