• Our brass pieces are made from premium brass, are plated in the USA with 14K/18K/24K Gold and Rhodium (white gold/silver appearance) for exceptional durability, radiant finish, and timeless appeal for elevated everyday luxury.
• Excessive touching can lead to surface friction.
• Remove during household chores as household cleaners can accelerate corrosion and
  tarnish.
• Put your jewelry on last, as lotions, makeups, hair spray and perfumes will accelerate
  tarnishing.
• Store each piece separately, as constant rubbing against other pieces of jewelry can make it lose its sheen.
• To extend the life of your piece, do not bathe or swim in your piece and clean ever so often, especially if you wear daily.

To Clean:

• Use warm water and a mild soap-based detergent. Soak pieces for no more than a minute in the water. Scrub gently with a soft toothbrush. Never use tissue or any other paper-based material to clean the pieces. Always pat dry with a clean cloth.
• Air dry the piece overnight before you store. Excessive moisture when stored can lead to corrosion and tarnish.
• Polish with a jewelry polishing cloth to bring back the sparkle.
  

• Handle with Care
• When putting on jewelry with semi-precious stones, never place pressure directly on the stones themselves.
• Wear Responsibly-Put on your jewelry last, after your clothing, hair, and makeup. This will ensure it stays out of range of hairspray, makeup, and other chemicals that might affect the semi-precious stones and metals. Your clothes also won't accidentally hook and pull on any clasps or fittings.
• Always remember to remove your jewelry before doing strenuous activity and household
  cleaning. This ensures accidental impacts are kept to a minimum and pieces stay
  chemical free.
• Jewelry lasts the best when cleaned regularly. It stops the buildup of potentially harmful chemicals and keeps the stones clear of elements that may scratch or cloud them. Use a soft brush to gently clean and buff.
• Jewelry should only be polished with a soft, lint-free cloth or chamois. Even tissue is
  liable to leave hairline scratches on the metal and stones which will dull even
  the hardest of gems over time.
• Store Safely- The worst thing you can do for your semi-precious stones is to toss
  them into a drawer or into a dish on your dresser. To ensure your jewelry remains scratch and impact free it should be stored separately.
• Strong sunlight can wreak havoc on certain gems, and radical temperature changes
  avoided as a change from cold to hot can make metals and some stones brittle and more liable to crack or break.