Both materials are extremely durable metals that are well-known for their exceptional strength and remarkable resilience. However, despite their durability, they can still tarnish over time if not given the proper care and attention. It is best to remove these items before entering a swimming pool and to keep them safely away from harsh chemicals that could potentially cause damage. By taking these simple precautions, you can help maintain the lasting beauty and high quality of your treasured pieces for many years to come.
Cleaning To maintain its pristine appearance over time, wash the item gently using a soft toothbrush along with a gentle, natural soap. It is important to be sure to rinse thoroughly and dry it well to avoid any residue. Performing this simple yet effective task occasionally will help keep it sparkling and looking its absolute best for a longer duration.
Opals Opals rank around 5.5 to 6.5 on the MOH hardness scale (About the same hardness as glass), because of this they’re not recommended for engagement rings.
Its essential to remove all opal jewelry before playing sports, gardening, household cleaning and bathing.
Ethiopian Opals tend to act like a sponge to liquids, its best to take them off before any contact with water, and avoid moisturizer, oils and perfumes. If they come into contact with these liquids they have the tendency to turn yellow/brown.
Opals should be cleanedgently with mild detergent in warm water and a soft toothbrush or cloth. Avoid bleach, chemicals and cleaners.
Gold Vermeil
Gold Vermeil is sterling silver jewelry coated in gold, offering an affordable option for gold lovers. Remove jewelry before showering, sleeping, swimming, or exercising. Protect the gold layer by avoiding water, lotions, perfumes, sanitizers, and sweat. Do not clean with products.
