Jewellery care

Here are some tips to follow to keep your Laura Sciunnach jewelry in perfect condition:

Store individual pieces of jewelry in separate compartments or bags to limit contact, preventing materials from reacting and dulling, or from scratching. Often, jewelry made of different materials requires different care, and in many cases, incompatible care.

It is advisable to remove jewelry when using creams or detergents, as residues of these substances could cause premature wear of the metal.

Silver is a metal prone to oxidation, especially when exposed to seawater or objects containing sulfur, such as plastic elastic bands. For this reason, it is advisable to wash your jewelry by immersing it in a bowl of warm water with a delicate detergent. You can also use specific immersion products to polish silver, making sure to dry the jewelry thoroughly with a soft cloth.

For settings or claw work, a simple toothbrush, preferably with natural bristles, can be used for cleaning to avoid scratching the silver.

Always remember to dry your jewelry thoroughly after washing it, as humidity can cause oxidation.

For oxidized finishes, overly thorough cleaning and polishing are not recommended, as they could damage the finish, reducing the value of your jewelry.

For cleaning natural stones, it is advisable to use a simple soft cloth.