Learn how your jewel is made and how to conserve it keeping it always like new!

Follow some tips on what to do and also what to avoid in order to keep your items with the same quality as when you bought them.

Main Lapidation of our Jewels

Lapidation is a technique of the jeweler, performed to extract the best of each gem. Be it in color, brightness or transparency. There are numerous types of lapidation and each of them is able to highlight, in a different way, the unique beauty of the gems.

The lapidation cabochon, is used to enhance the colors and optical effects of some stones. The top is bevelled and the bottom is flat or slightly convex.

The name "cabochon" is of French origin and comes from its rounded form.

Jewels care and conservation

To keep jewelry always beautiful, do not use your jewelry while housework, avoid contact with perfume, hair dye, cream, soap, toothpaste and other chemicals. Avoid repetitive situations where there is friction between the workpiece and the surface. This care avoids the wear and tear of gold, especially on the inside of the rim of the rings. It is natural for more oxidation to occur in the parts used by people who transpire a lot, with a high level of uric acid or using some special medication.

How to clean your jewels

Clean with degreasing action products and rinse under running water. If the piece is smooth, use a soft flannel to polish. On natural stones, it is worth mentioning that they are very special: avoid rubbing with brushes, contact with oils and creams.