CARE FOR WHAT YOU LOVE
Find jewellery care advice for identifying materials, following cleaning instructions, storing chains and preparing for a professional repair quote.
Jewellery Care
Learn a practical jewellery care routine for different metals and finishes. Check cleaning instructions, separate storage and signs that need a jeweller.
3 min read · JEWELLERIX JournalJewellery Care
Learn how to store jewellery with separate spaces for necklaces, earrings and rings. Reduce tangles, organise care instructions and pack pieces for travel.
3 min read · JEWELLERIX JournalJewellery Care
Prepare for jewellery repair quotes with questions about materials, scope, replacement parts, insurance and collection. Understand why costs vary by piece.
3 min read · JEWELLERIX JournalJewellery care begins with material identification. Keep the original description and read instructions for the metal, coating and any stones together. Do not assume that a cleaner suitable for one item is safe for an entire collection. If an inherited piece has an uncertain construction, seek a jeweller's advice before experimenting.
Give each chain its own space, keep earrings paired and store rings so surfaces do not repeatedly rub. Notice a clasp that is becoming unreliable, a bent link or a setting that needs assessment before wearing again. A small check can help you spot a problem while the piece is still complete. Follow any special storage guidance for components such as pearls.
Photographs, material details and purchase records help explain the job. Ask for an assessment and a written scope before authorising work. Confirm replacement parts, likely appearance changes, timing and handling arrangements. Our repair pages help you search for businesses, while the care guides help you prepare useful questions for the professional you select.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
No. Metals, coatings, stones and settings can require different care. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
Have the piece assessed by a suitable professional rather than continuing to wear a loose setting.
No. We provide guides and an external search for local professionals.