Jewelry Care Guide

Your Adonia Fine Jewelry piece is designed to be worn, enjoyed, and cherished for years to come. With a little care, it will continue to look beautiful and accompany you through life's most meaningful moments.

Wear It, Love It

Fine jewelry is made to be enjoyed every day, but like anything precious, it deserves a little extra care.

We recommend removing your jewelry before exercising, swimming, gardening, heavy lifting, or using household cleaning products. Although diamonds are incredibly durable, they are not indestructible, and precious metals can become scratched through everyday wear.

Last On, First Off

A simple habit can make a big difference.

Apply perfume, hairspray, lotions, and cosmetics before putting on your jewelry, and make your jewelry the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off at the end of the day. This helps preserve its brilliance and finish.

Keep It Sparkling

Regular cleaning is one of the easiest ways to keep your jewelry looking its best.

Simply soak your jewelry in warm water with a small amount of mild dish soap, gently clean it with a soft toothbrush, rinse thoroughly, and dry it with a soft, lint-free cloth.

If you're ever unsure about cleaning a particular piece, we're always happy to help.

Store It With Care

When you're not wearing your jewelry, store each piece separately in its Adonia Fine Jewelry box or a soft-lined jewelry case.

Keeping pieces apart helps prevent unnecessary scratches and protects delicate settings.

A Few Things to Remember

Like all fine jewelry, your piece will naturally show signs of wear over time.

Small surface marks on gold are normal and part of wearing and enjoying your jewelry. White gold may also benefit from occasional rhodium plating to restore its bright white finish.

If you ever notice a loose stone, worn prongs, or anything that doesn't look quite right, we recommend removing the piece and contacting us before wearing it again.

A Little Maintenance Goes a Long Way

For jewelry worn regularly, particularly engagement rings, we recommend a professional inspection approximately once a year.

Routine inspections can help identify normal wear before it develops into a larger repair and will help keep your jewelry looking its best for years to come.