How to maintain my jewellery?

• Gold and silver jewellery can be cleaned with a good jewellery cleaner that you can buy from the jeweler or goldsmith. You can also occasionally dip your jewellery in some soapy water. Gently brush the jewellery with a soft toothbrush. Rinse the jewellery with warm water and then dry with a flannel cloth.
• Silver jewellery may turn, by sulfur compounds - simple black. Avoid chlorine and sulfur-containing substances.
• Diamonds and cubic zirkonia jewellery can become dull by grease, soap, butter or oil. They will lose their shine that makes diamonds so irresistible. Therefore, a diamond should be cleaned once a month.
  Cleaning can be done as following;
  
  • Take a warm soapy water in a bowl with a soft, liquid dish soap. Brush the diamond gently with a soft toothbrush. Then place it in a sieve and rinse under warm running water. Then pat dry with a soft, fuzz-free cloth.
  • Another option tomake a diamond shine again is a mixture of ammonia and water. Make a solution of equal amounts of cold water and ammonia. Put the jewellery with diamonds in for half an hour.
  • Take the jewellery out and tap gently with a soft brush on the front and back of the setting. Put it in the mixture again and let the diamonds dry on a piece of paper.without rinsing.
    
  • The use of good brand of liquid jewellerycleanser makes it easier to clean.

How do I maintain my watch?

• Always wind a mechanical watch in a clockwise direction. Take it off your wrist to minimize pressure or any damage.
• Even though your watch is "shock proof", always protect it from hard bumps and shocks. Do not expose to extreme temperature changes. For example, do not place your watch straight from your wrist on a cold surface.
• Unless the degree of water-resistance was clearly specified when you bought your watch, don't risk wearing it into the shower or pool or on a moist wrist. When you notice moist or condensation in your watch, please contact us or another watchmaker immediately, even if the watch is still working. Moisture causes rust and corrosion and can ruin your watch. If the glass is broken or you see small cracks on your watch, also have it replaced immediately. Even a minor crack can let dust or moist in your watch and may damage the clockwork.
  
• Replace the battery of your watch instantly when it starts to run out. It is recommended to let your mechanical watch cleaned every two to three years and provide it with new oil, because the moving parts are lubricated with a special type of oil.
• Never try to repair or open your watch!
  Only an expert watchmaker should be trusted to put your watch back into working condition if there is a problem. A watch contains many small parts and should therefore be repaired by an authorized repairer.  If you have any maintenance questions, please contact our customerservice. They will be happy to answer all your questions.