Jewellery Care

    All Vivien Per Te jewellery is thoughtfully designed and expertly handcrafted by artisans using premium, durable materials.

Brass jewellery will naturally tarnish over time, and this is not considered a product defect.These pieces are not resistant to water, humidity or sweat.Handle your brass items with care to preserve their appearance.

Stainless steel is an alloy containing a minimum of 10.5% chromium and maximum 1.2% carbon.

It features excellent inherent resistance to tarnish and rust, which is why we select this material widely across our collections.

Our stainless steel jewellery is water-resistant. Still, as with all fine jewellery, avoid exposure to harsh chemicals to retain its lustre.Please note stainless steel carries a subtly deeper tone compared to sterling silver.If you are seeking longer-wearing everyday pieces, stainless steel is our recommended choice.

Gold and silver are among the most beloved precious metals.

Silver is relatively soft by nature, which limits its workability on its own. To achieve structural stability for intricate designs, silver is blended with metals such as copper.

925 Sterling Silver contains 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper.

Silver is a delicate precious metal requiring gentle care.When not being worn, we highly recommend storing your sterling silver jewellery inside a sealed box away from light.Prolonged exposure to air, moisture and sunlight will gradually alter its original finish.

Gold-plated and silver-plated metal jewellery will naturally tarnish over time. You can slow discolouration and keep your pieces looking fresh by following these guidelines:

• Keep away from soap, perfume and all chemical products

• Polish gently only with a soft cloth

• Store in a dry environment

• Remove before sleeping, showering, swimming or ocean activities• Make your jewellery the final accessory you put on, and the first you take off when undressing