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How to Keep Your Jewelry Looking Its Best
14 sie 20261 min czytania

How to Keep Your Jewelry Looking Its Best

A little care goes a long way when it comes to keeping your favorite jewelry looking fresh, polished, and shiny.

Here are a few simple habits that can help protect your pieces.

Put Jewelry On Last

Finish with perfume, lotion, makeup, and hair products before putting on your jewelry.

It takes two seconds and helps reduce unnecessary buildup on the finish.

Give It a Quick Clean

After wearing your jewelry, gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth to remove oils and residue.

No complicated routine required.

Store Pieces Separately

Throwing everything into one jewelry box is an excellent way to create scratches and one very impressive necklace knot.

Store pieces separately when possible, especially chains and more delicate designs.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals

Cleaning products and other harsh chemicals can be tough on jewelry finishes.

If you’re doing serious cleaning, give your jewelry the day off.

Keep It Somewhere Dry

When you’re not wearing your jewelry, store it somewhere clean and dry rather than leaving it in humid areas like the bathroom.

Wear It. Love It. Take Care of It.

Jewelry is made to be enjoyed, not hidden away.

A few simple habits can help keep the pieces you love looking their best for longer.

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Ring size chart
Size Chart
Measuring guide
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Diameter 
EU
USA
UK/AU
ITA / ESP / TUR
15,3 mm
48
4
H
8
15,9 mm
50
5
J
10
16,6 mm
52
6
L
12
17,2 mm
54
7
N
14
18,1 mm
57
8
P
17
19,1 mm
60
9
R
20

If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for a more comfortable fit.

Not sure about your size? Click on "Measuring Guide" above to find your perfect fit!

Still need help? Contact your personal assistant.

Step 1

Wrap the paper around your finger

Take a small piece of paper and wrap it around your finger like a ring.

Step 2

Mark where the paper overlaps

Use a pen to mark the spot where the end of the paper meets the rest of the paper.

Step 3

Measure the paper with a ruler

Lay the paper flat against a ruler and measure the length in inches, millimeters (mm), or centimeters (cm). For reference: 1 inch = 25.4 mm and 1 cm = 10 mm. This measurement is your finger’s circumference, which means the distance around your finger. Use this number to compare with our size chart and find your correct ring size. For example, if your finger measures about 2 inches / 50 mm / 5 cm around, your ring size would be US Size 5.

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For additional sizing, or questions regarding your measurements, please contact your personal assistance for further help.