Jewelry Care
We hope your Ouri jewelry becomes part of your story for many years to come.
Fine jewelry is made to be worn and loved, but thoughtful care will help preserve its beauty, structure, and brilliance over time. With the right care, your jewelry can be enjoyed today and passed on for generations.
How to care for your jewelry
Clean your jewelry gently using lukewarm water, a small amount of mild soap, and a very soft brush. Rinse carefully and dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
Store each piece separately in its original Ouri box or pouch. Jewelry can scratch or damage other jewelry, so avoid placing multiple pieces together, particularly diamond-set pieces, delicate chains, and earrings.
Remove your jewelry before exercising, swimming, showering, sleeping, or doing household tasks. Repeated impact, pressure, and exposure to chemicals may loosen settings or damage the surface of the metal.
Put your jewelry on after applying perfume, makeup, hairspray, lotion, and other beauty products. These products can leave residue on gemstones and reduce their natural brilliance.
Avoid exposing your jewelry to chlorine, bleach, household cleaning products, and harsh chemicals.
Caring for diamond jewelry
Although diamonds are highly durable, their settings still require care. Avoid knocking or rubbing diamond jewelry against hard surfaces, especially rings and bracelets that are worn frequently.
Check your jewelry regularly for movement, loose stones, worn prongs, or changes in the clasp. If anything feels different, stop wearing the piece and contact us for an inspection.
Caring for jade jewelry
Jade should be handled with care and protected from impact, sudden temperature changes, and harsh chemicals.
Clean jade using a soft, damp cloth. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, steam cleaners, bleach, and abrasive products unless specifically advised by a jewelry professional.
Store jade separately from diamonds and other hard gemstones to help prevent scratching or damage.
Caring for earrings and clasps
Before wearing earrings, bracelets, or necklaces, check that the clasp is fully secured. For hinged earrings, listen and feel for a clear click before wearing them.
Avoid pulling delicate chains or forcing clasps. If a fastening feels loose, stiff, or unusual, contact us before continuing to wear the piece.
OURI Aftercare
We recommend having frequently worn jewelry professionally inspected once a year, particularly engagement rings, wedding bands, tennis bracelets, and pieces with multiple stone settings.
Our team can assess the condition of your piece and advise on cleaning, polishing, stone security, and any necessary repairs.
To arrange an inspection or aftercare service, please contact us and include your order details and photographs of the piece.
