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Have you ever noticed that your ears turn black when you wear your favorite pair of silver earrings? Let's explore the reasons behind this phenomenon and provide you with some helpful tips to prevent it from happening.
Dealing with skin discoloration from your favorite earrings can be frustrating, but it is a very common and fixable issue. Understanding the chemistry between your skin oils and silver alloys is the first step toward preventing that dark residue. By following a few simple cleaning and storage tips, you can enjoy your silver jewelry without any unwanted marks. We always recommend choosing high-quality sterling silver and keeping your pieces dry to minimize oxidation. If you have persistent issues, our team can suggest alternative metals that are more compatible with your skin type. Keep your jewelry looking bright and your skin clear with these professional maintenance habits.
Cleaning your pearl jewelry is a delicate process that requires gentle handling and mild cleaning agents. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you clean your pearls:
There is no need to panic, this happens all the time. Maybe it’s hot out and your finger is swollen. Maybe you tried on a friend's ring. Whatever the case, try these steps.
Diamonds are the hardest known natural material, but not the toughest. Hardness is a material’s ability to resist scratches and toughness is a material’s ability to resist breakage or chipping, from physical force.
First of all, don’t panic. It is fairly common for both center and accent diamonds and gemstones to eventually need to have their prongs tightened. There are times you may even need to replace the prongs to ensure your gemstones don't become loose or fall out.
What you are experiencing is perfectly normal. Our bodies are constantly undergoing slight changes throughout the day, and as a rule, our fingers and toes tend to swell towards the end of each day. Therefore it is best to measure your ring finger at the end of the day when your finger is likely to be at its largest.
Water resistance is not a permanent condition and we recommend having the water resistance of your watch checked and maintained at least once a year. This is a service we can do on premises.
