Wear Guide

Although highly resistant, natural stones and soft metals are sensitive to their environment. We recommend removing your jewellery prior to exercising, showering, swimming and any other physical activities. Beware of shocks, as they will cause marks and scratches.

To preserve the appearance of your jewellery, protect it from cosmetic products, perfume, corrosive and chemical products, such as salt water or bleach. If it does come into contact with one of these products, carefully rinse jewellery with clear water and dry it with a tissue.

If you wear neila nilow jewels often following the recommendations above they will require less maintenance. This may seem paradoxical, however, regular use slows the natural tarnishing process inherit of both gold and silver metals.

While not being worn, jewellery should be stored in its original box or pouch away from humidity.

Delicate design

To prevent fine wire rings to change shape, we recommend to take it off before going to gym or doing any activities that puts pressure on the soft nature of silver metal. We do not recommend wearing this design rings on pointing finger.

We do not recommend buying our fine chain rings or army lock chains for people who need to remove it often.

Take an extra care when putting on all our jewellery designs containing shell. If it falls it can brake or crack.

Opal & Pearl

The exception to humidity this rule is jewels with pearls and opals. These are made of an organic material and has high percentage of water thus require a level of moisture to conserve their full beauty. Make sure you don’t keep your opals near fire, heater, super hot sun or in fluctuating dry&humid environments. They should be exposed to humid atmosphere like damp cloth or dip in water once in a while if not worn. Keep in mind that opal&pearl scratch easily.

Shell

Shells are fragile matter and should be protected from falling down as they can break. When putting on/off jewels with shells make sure you take extra care. Should be kept in box and not pouch.

Our jewellery with shells should not be silver or gold plated-it will change colour.

Cleaning

If you clean jewellery at home make sure to avoid exposure to chemicals on opal, pearl and shell: it will diminish their lustre.

Never dip jewellery to any cleaning solution longer than 30 seconds.

Melamine sponge is an easy in home polishing tool, which makes good chemical free choice. Cleaning mechanically should be done in super careful manner as jewellery can brake if pulled too strong.