Jewellery Care

Care Instructions

Your Browns piece should be handled with care and attention, by taking a few precautions with your jewellery you will be able to preserve its original beauty and maintain longevity. 

When cleaning your jewellery, take note of any loose stones or damage that needs to be repaired. If stones are loose, stop wearing the jewellery until it can be fixed. Do not leave soft gems such as pearls soaking in water for too long as it may affect their lustre. Carefully pat dry with a soft, lint-free cloth. Never place coloured stones under a hot hair-dryer or in hot water. 

Claw Check

Your jewellery is made from precious metals which are by nature malleable, meaning the metal can be moved if pressure is applied.

Your jewellery may:

  • Get caught and bend on clothing or objects. 
  • Get knocked during everyday wear.
  • Become worn down from excess cleaning.

Tennis Bracelet Care

Due to the characteristics of precious metals, the metal links on your Tennis Bracelet may stretch and/or break if it is worn daily or inappropriately. Depending on the wearer, your bracelet may need to reset every 5 to 10 years. 

To protect the first link, ensure that you push the clasp down fully when putting your tennis bracelet on or taking it off. It is always best to have someone else assist you.

Always hold the clasp section of the bracelet when putting it on or taking it off, as holding onto the moveable links can cause it to break. 

Your Browns jewellery should be the last thing you put on before leaving your home, and the first thing you remove when you arrive home.

Gold Jewellery Care

Our solid jewellery is made using advanced technology to create desirable pieces which are light in weight, making them very comfortable to wear. This means that these pieces cannot be repaired but instead must be remade.

Special care should be taken not to dent or damage your pieces. We recommend storing your gold jewellery in the Browns box it came in, separate from other pieces.

Visit one of our boutiques for a professional jewellery check in the month preceding the anniversary of your purchase.