1. Visit us twice per year to have your fine jewelry professionally

cleaned and inspected.

Always follow through on recommended maintenance.

Out of town clients may visit a reputable jeweler in their locale.

 

2. Always remove jewelry before sleeping, cleaning, chores or

rigorous activity. Precious metals are soft and wear down

with repetitive use. Use discretion when wearing your valuables.

 

3. When storing jewelry, place each item in a separate, soft,

compact container. If cluttered together, jewelry can become

scratched - even diamonds!

 

4. If you bump or snag your jewelry, have it inspected for

for potential damage that may be unnoticeable to you. Even

diamonds can chip if struck at the right angle.

 

5. When precious metals are exposed to the chemicals found

in cleaning and personal care products, items my tarnish and

 

6. Remove jewelry before swimming. Fingers constrict in water,

making rings more likely to fall off. Salt or chlorinated water and

jewelry DO NOT mix, it can damage some stones and metals.

 

This will help your white gold jewelry from getting the yellow hue

after extensive wear.

 

8. The best way to keep your valuable jewelry collections is to

store them in a burglary and fire-resistant safe.

 

9. Pearls should not be worn in water as it can loosen epoxy

in set pieces or weaken & rot silk thread on strung pearls.

Store them laying flat on a padded surface as the thread or

clasps can stretch if hung. The nacre (the pearly luster) can

 

The greatest care you can provide for your valuables is to have them covered with both a jewelry care plan + insurance for common preventative maintenance and loss/theft & damage coverage. Please inquire at time of purchase and we can assist with making sure you have the best protection for your loved pieces.

XO

The Wexford Team