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The Ivari Care Journal

Silver that's loved lasts forever.

Most jewellery care advice fits on a sticker. Ours doesn't. This is everything we know about keeping silver, stones and finishes as beautiful as the day they were made, written plainly and sourced properly.

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A hand wearing silver rings resting on white linen (stock photograph)

Care Finder

Your piece, your routine

Tell us what you're wearing. We'll build a care card for it: what to do after wearing, how to clean it, how to store it, and what to avoid. Save it, screenshot it, or print it.

The finish
The stones (choose any)
How you wear it

Choose a finish and stones to see your care card.

Silver rings resting on a small stone dish (stock photograph)

The 60-second ritual

One minute after you take your jewellery off prevents almost all the damage it will ever suffer. Why it works.

  1. Last on, first off

    Jewellery goes on after perfume and lotion, and comes off before water, sport or sleep.

  2. Wipe

    A soft dry cloth over the settings, and the posts and backs of earrings, where skin oils collect.

  3. Check

    Hold it to the light: are the stones firm and the claws close?

  4. Seal

    Pouch or zip bag, one piece per bag, in a dry drawer.

Five myths we'd like to retire

Myth: Tarnish means it isn't real silver.

Truth: The opposite. Tarnish is what real silver does when it meets sulfur in the air.

Myth: Toothpaste is a great silver cleaner.

Truth: It's abrasive. It scratches silver and softer stones. Mild soap and water do the job safely.

Myth: Silver dip is safe for everything.

Truth: Dips can strip coloured finishes and harm some stones. Never on stone-set or rose- or gold-toned pieces.

Myth: Harder stones can't be damaged.

Truth: Topaz is an 8 on the hardness scale, yet a sharp knock can split it along its cleavage.

Myth: Jewellery lasts longer if you save it for best.

Truth: Unworn silver in a box tarnishes most. Wearing it (and wiping it) keeps it bright.

Ask us anything about care

A cloudy stone, a stubborn back, a finish that's changed? Send a photo and a question, and we'll reply, even if you didn't buy the piece from us.

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