Jewelry Materials and Care Advice

Materials

All our jewelry products are made from 316L Surgical Grade Stainless Steel.

Some products have a Gold finish option. 18K gold products are plated with real 18K yellow gold. We use a high quality electroplating process that means it doesn't rub or flake away easily. 

For graphical products, a shatterproof liquid glass-like material is applied, creating a clear dome.

We do not use any paper or stickers to place designs onto our products!

Allergies

316L stainless steel is low reaction, with minimum nickel content.

For peace of mind, customers sensitive to nickel can pick a product that's finished with 14K or 18K Gold, as these don't react.  

Care Advice

It's fine to get our jewelry wet. Wear it in the shower or while swimming, just make sure to dry it afterwards.

If the item becomes dirty or tarnishes in some way, clean it using plain soap and water - drying with a soft cloth.

Before storing the item, make sure it's fully dry and is not stored in a moist environment. When storing, avoid storing it mixed amongst other jewelry, as the tarnish on those pieces may spread and damage the item.

While wearing, avoid exposure to chemicals (including cleaning agents), and avoid wearing in environments where the item may be knocked.

Our Acrylic plaques and products are perfect for displaying meaningful messages and sentimental thoughts, so it only makes sense to keep them in top condition!

Acrylic is a super durable material and can last a lifetime with the right care. If you want to keep your plaque looking its best, here are some simple tips and tricks you can follow. 

Check for protective film.

Your acrylic piece will arrive with a protective plastic film covering the surface, make sure you peel this off to reveal the beautiful shine underneath.

Clean it regularly and with the right materials.

It's recommended you clean your plaque at least once a month. Dust and dirt can accumulate on the surface of the plaque, which can dull the surface. To clean the acrylic, use only a damp soft microfiber cloth and avoid using sponges to prevent scratches. For more stubborn stains, you can use a gentle soap. Afterward wipe dry with a clean dry microfiber cloth to prevent water spots.

You must avoid using harsh chemicals such as Isopropyl alcohol, as these can react with the surface and cause irreparable damage. 

For heavy staining or other accidents, you can consider using an approved acrylic cleaning solution. 

Avoid direct sunlight.

Direct sunlight can cause acrylic plaques to fade and lose their color over time. To prevent this from happening, it's best to avoid placing them in areas with direct sunlight.

If you want to display your acrylic plaque in a sunny area, consider using UV-resistant coatings to protect it from the sun's harmful rays. You can also place the plaque in a spot that only receives indirect sunlight, or use curtains to block direct sunlight.

Polish it.

If your acrylic plaque has lost its shine, you can polish it using a soft cloth and a polishing compound. Apply the polishing compound to the cloth and rub it onto the plaque in a circular motion, using a gentle touch to avoid scratching the surface. You can also use a microfiber cloth to buff the plaque and remove any excess polishing compound. Be sure to use a polishing compound that is specifically designed for acrylic surfaces to avoid damaging the plaque.

Store it correctly.

When not in use, store your acrylic plaque in a cool, dry place. Avoid stacking them on top of each other or placing heavy objects on them, as this can cause the plaque to bend or warp. By storing your acrylic plaque properly, you can help prolong its lifespan and keep it looking its best. You can also consider using a protective cover or wrapping it in acid-free tissue paper to prevent scratches and dust buildup.