The charms are handcrafted by crocheting premium glass beads with various materials using high-quality cordonnet cotton thread. (Learn more)

⟡ To clean the charms, lather a mild soap onto a soft-bristle toothbrush and gently brush the surface to remove dirt. Rinse with water and pat dry with a soft tissue, or blow dry using cool air.

⟡ Do not squeeze water out of the charms.

⟡ Do not soak the jewelry in water.

⟡ Do not polish the charms with a jewelry cloth or rub them with anything abrasive.

⟡ Always remove the jewelry before working with materials that may cause staining (e.g., dyes, turmeric).

⟡ Similar to crocheted plushies, the charms may lose their shape with wear over time. Simply knead them gently to restore their original form.

Delicate and feminine, these chains offer a refined look—but they are also more fragile than other styles.

⟡ Clean your chain occasionally with gentle soap, as accumulated dirt can be abrasive and may weaken the links over time.

⟡ Do not tug on the chain.

⟡ Avoid pulling on the pendant or dragging it along the chain, as this can wear down the links and cause breakage.

⟡ Remove the chain before participating in sports or any activities where it might snag.

⟡ Do not wear it to bed, as tangling and unintentional pulling can stress and damage the chain.

Stainless steel jewelry requires minimal care and is incredibly durable, making it perfect for daily wear.

⟡ Ear studs with stainless steel posts can be worn daily, even during showers or exercise. The crocheted charms can simply be left to air dry.

⟡ Bracelets with stainless steel wires and clasps can also be worn in the shower or while exercising. However, if your bracelet has crocheted charms, remove it before working with materials that may cause staining (e.g., dyes, turmeric).

Silver and gold-plated jewelry will tarnish over time due to exposure to humidity and chemicals. To keep them shining for as long as possible, follow these tips:

⟡ Always wipe the jewelry gently with a lint-free cloth to remove oils from everyday wear.

⟡ Do not use a jewelry cloth on plated jewelry, as the infused polishing agents may strip the plating and expose the metal beneath.

⟡ Remove plated jewelry before showering, swimming, sunbathing, or exercising, as these activities can speed up tarnishing.

⟡ Perfumes and lotions contain chemicals that can tarnish jewelry. Wait for them to dry before wearing your jewelry to limit contact with these substances.

⟡ Store plated jewelry in a dark, cool, and dry place. Keep each piece in a separate sealed bag to reduce exposure to humidity.

⟡ Sterling silver and gold-filled jewelry can be polished with a jewelry cloth, as they contain a high percentage of silver or gold.

⟡ When not in use, store the jewelry in a sealed bag to slow down the tarnishing process.

⟡ Sterling silver jewelry without crocheted charms can be worn while showering, swimming, sunbathing, or exercising. While these activities may accelerate tarnishing, you can easily restore the shine with a jewelry cloth.

⟡ When polishing sterling silver or gold-filled jewelry, avoid rubbing the crocheted charms with the jewelry cloth.

⟡ For care of crocheted charms, refer to the "Crocheted charms" section above.

Brass jewelry will tarnish over time, developing a beautiful antique appearance. If you'd like to restore the shine, here are a few tips:

⟡ To regain the shine of brass jewelry, gently rub the metal surface with a jewelry cloth, avoiding the crocheted charms.

⟡ Brass jewelry may oxidize, leaving a green stain on the skin when it comes into contact with water. This is harmless and will fade within a few hours. You can also apply a thin layer of clear nail polish to the part of the jewelry that touches your skin to prevent the stain.