Shipping:
All orders are shipped through Canada Post with insurance and a tracking number.
CANADA flat rate of $12.
USA flat rate $20.
~FREE SHIPPING ON ALL CANADIAN ORDERS OVER $100~
Need your piece of jewellery ASAP? Message me and I'll do my best to get in in your hands quickly!
Returns & exchanges:
Please contact if you wish to make a return or exchange. Returns and exchanges must arrive back to the studio within 14 days of arrival and must be in original condition with original packaging. Custom work cannot be returned.
All orders are shipped through Canada Post with insurance and a tracking number.
CANADA flat rate of $12.
USA flat rate $20.
~FREE SHIPPING ON ALL CANADIAN ORDERS OVER $100~
Need your piece of jewellery ASAP? Message me and I'll do my best to get in in your hands quickly!
Returns & exchanges:
Please contact if you wish to make a return or exchange. Returns and exchanges must arrive back to the studio within 14 days of arrival and must be in original condition with original packaging. Custom work cannot be returned.
Jewellery Care:
I believe jewelry is meant to be worn every day. Most of the jewelry I sell requires very little care — just wear and enjoy. I do recommend taking off your jewelry when swimming, gardening, doing contact sports, seriously messy cooking, and moving heavy objects. That said - it depends on your lifestyle, your aesthetic preferences, how often you lose things (taking jewelry off regularly seems to be the biggest culprit in loss!).
With that in mind, here are some helpful tips to keep your jewelry looking its very best!
SILVER
Silver tarnishes quite quickly when it comes into contact with oxygen or sulfur. Happily, the best measure to prevent this is wearing your silver jewelry often. The oils in your skin help prevent tarnish. (This varies depending on your own body chemistry.)
When storing your silver jewelry, use an airtight plastic bag (like a Ziploc) and if you can, put in a piece of chalk or a silica gel (the little packets in new shoes) - these will help prevent tarnish while you are not wearing your silver.
If your silver is tarnished the best way to clean it is with a jewelry polishing cloth.
There are also many viable home remedies for cleaning silver online. Just remember that silver is quite soft so use something like a very soft baby toothbrush to avoid scratching.
BRASS & COPPER
Brass as well as copper may darken with wear, depending on body chemistry. If you don't like the dark patina, try to avoid getting your brass jewelry wet. A commercial brass cleaner, like “JAX” will restore your piece to its original shine. If this is unavailable, use a soft toothbrush and toothpaste to polish, or soak the piece in coca-cola for a few minutes.
GOLD & DIAMONDS
Mix a small amount of mild dish detergent with warm water in a bowl. Put the jewelry into the bowl and let sit for a few minutes. Use a soft toothbrush (like a baby tooth brush) to gently scrub the jewelry. Remove item from soapy water, rinse it and dry thoroughly with a soft polishing cloth.
PEARLS
Despite being rather sensitive beauties, pearls love being worn!! They don't like being stored away and their intrinsic luster and glow will only improve when worn regularly.
However, they do need proper care to last many many lifetimes. Pearl experts say: put them on last and take them off first. Pearls are more vulnerable to the chemicals found in cosmetics, hair spray, hair dye, and perfume. And pearls do NOT like chlorine - neither in swimming pools or even regular showers. Do all your primping before you put your pearls on.
Pearls should ONLY be cleaned with a soft cloth moistened with water and the little bit of ivory soap.
Note: pearls improve with wear, gaining luster from the natural oils in skin. So please, wear your pearls every day.
I believe jewelry is meant to be worn every day. Most of the jewelry I sell requires very little care — just wear and enjoy. I do recommend taking off your jewelry when swimming, gardening, doing contact sports, seriously messy cooking, and moving heavy objects. That said - it depends on your lifestyle, your aesthetic preferences, how often you lose things (taking jewelry off regularly seems to be the biggest culprit in loss!).
With that in mind, here are some helpful tips to keep your jewelry looking its very best!
SILVER
Silver tarnishes quite quickly when it comes into contact with oxygen or sulfur. Happily, the best measure to prevent this is wearing your silver jewelry often. The oils in your skin help prevent tarnish. (This varies depending on your own body chemistry.)
When storing your silver jewelry, use an airtight plastic bag (like a Ziploc) and if you can, put in a piece of chalk or a silica gel (the little packets in new shoes) - these will help prevent tarnish while you are not wearing your silver.
If your silver is tarnished the best way to clean it is with a jewelry polishing cloth.
There are also many viable home remedies for cleaning silver online. Just remember that silver is quite soft so use something like a very soft baby toothbrush to avoid scratching.
BRASS & COPPER
Brass as well as copper may darken with wear, depending on body chemistry. If you don't like the dark patina, try to avoid getting your brass jewelry wet. A commercial brass cleaner, like “JAX” will restore your piece to its original shine. If this is unavailable, use a soft toothbrush and toothpaste to polish, or soak the piece in coca-cola for a few minutes.
GOLD & DIAMONDS
Mix a small amount of mild dish detergent with warm water in a bowl. Put the jewelry into the bowl and let sit for a few minutes. Use a soft toothbrush (like a baby tooth brush) to gently scrub the jewelry. Remove item from soapy water, rinse it and dry thoroughly with a soft polishing cloth.
PEARLS
Despite being rather sensitive beauties, pearls love being worn!! They don't like being stored away and their intrinsic luster and glow will only improve when worn regularly.
However, they do need proper care to last many many lifetimes. Pearl experts say: put them on last and take them off first. Pearls are more vulnerable to the chemicals found in cosmetics, hair spray, hair dye, and perfume. And pearls do NOT like chlorine - neither in swimming pools or even regular showers. Do all your primping before you put your pearls on.
Pearls should ONLY be cleaned with a soft cloth moistened with water and the little bit of ivory soap.
Note: pearls improve with wear, gaining luster from the natural oils in skin. So please, wear your pearls every day.