How to Care and Clean Your NOGU Jewelry

1. Avoid over-exposing your sterling silver and vermeil pieces to water. While water its self shouldn't harm your jewelry it can eventually induce tarnishing over time. Make sure to take them off before working out, washing your hands, or taking a shower as salt and other chemicals can be harmful to the metal

2. Additionally, take it off before applying perfume, hair products, or skincare products

3. Store in a dry place, away from harsh elements like direct sunlight, cold, or heat

1. Even though stainless steel does not corrode or rust, it can scratch easily. If possible, wear your stainless steel jewelry solo so it doesn’t get scratched by other jewelry

2. Store separately from jewelry made from other materials

To clean: pour warm water and mild dishwashing soap into a small bowl and dip a soft, lint-free cloth into the water. Wipe the stainless steel jewelry with the damp cloth until the piece is clean. Rinse the jewelry and towel dry once you are done.

1. Ideally, keep lampwork glass away from water, but iridescent glass (like Mermaid and Galaxy Glass) is waterproof. Keep in mind that chemicals like chlorine can damage the sterling silver accents which many iridescent glass pieces have

To clean: lightly dampen a soft cotton cloth and wipe glass jewelry carefully. Towel dry afterward.

1. Avoid exposing your gemstones to the harsh chemicals found in hair and skin care products

2. Store in a dry place, away from harsh elements like direct sunlight, cold, or heat

To clean: scrub gently with a soft-bristled brush (like an old toothbrush), warm water, and detergent-free soap. Rinse with warm water and towel dry.

1. Chemicals and soaps will leave residue on cubic zirconia diamonds

2. Assure minimal exposure of water to the CZ diamonds

To clean: scrub gently with a soft-bristled brush (like an old toothbrush), warm water, and detergent-free soap. Rinse with warm water and towel dry.

1. While nylon and linen cord may seem simple to take care of, avoiding exposing them to too much water and harsh chemicals

To clean: using your fingers, scrub gently with lukewarm water and detergent-free soap. Rinse with warm water and pat dry.