JEWELLERY CARE GUIDE:

CARE FOR YOUR PEARLS

Pearls are gentle by nature. A little care keeps them glowing for generations.

Simple daily care

Last on, first off. Put your pearls on after perfume, makeup, and hairspray — and take them off before anything else.

Wipe after wearing. Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth to remove oils. This keeps their lustre bright.

Keep them away from chemicals. Perfume, deodorant, and cleaning agents dull a pearl's surface over time.

Storing pearls

Store flat, in a soft pouch or lined box — never tossed with harder jewellery that can scratch them.

Let them breathe. Pearls like a little humidity; avoid airtight plastic for long periods.

A gentle note

Pearls love to be worn. The warmth and moisture of your skin actually helps keep them lustrous — so wear them often, and wear them well.

 

CARE FOR YOUR GEMSTONES

Natural gemstones are durable, but a few simple habits keep their colour and sparkle at their best.

Everyday care

Gentle cleaning. Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. For a deeper clean, mild soapy water and a soft brush — then rinse and pat dry.

Avoid harsh chemicals. Keep gemstones away from bleach, strong cleaners, and prolonged perfume contact.

Mind the sun. Some coloured stones can fade with long, direct sunlight — store them shaded.

Storing gemstones

Store pieces separately in soft pouches, so harder stones don't scratch softer ones.

Keep clasps and settings dry to protect the metal and the setting over time.

Wearing well

Remove gemstone pieces before swimming, bathing, or heavy activity. Treated kindly, they stay vivid for a lifetime.

 

PROFESSIONAL MAINTEANANCE

Over time, jewellery may benefit from professional cleaning or inspection. Regular maintenance helps ensure that clasps, settings, and strings remain secure.


A Note From VIONORA:)

At Vionora Pearls & Gems, we believe jewellery should be worn, loved, and cherished. With proper care, your pearl and gemstone pieces can remain beautiful for many years and even become treasured heirlooms.