Keep it the way it arrived.

Wearing

Put jewellery on last, after perfume, hairspray and lotion have dried. Take it off first. Plated metal and enamel dislike alcohol, sweat and chlorine more than anything else.

Cleaning

Wipe gently with a dry, soft cotton cloth after wearing. Never use water, liquid cleaners, ultrasonic cleaners or toothbrushes: many stones are set in closed collets or glued beds, and moisture can lift the setting.

Storing

Store each piece in its own pouch, inside the box, away from sunlight and humidity. A silica sachet in the box helps in monsoon months. Don’t let pieces rub against each other.

Materials, plainly

• Today’s treasury — hand-set fashion jewellery: American-diamond pavé, kundan-look and cabochon stones, meenakari-style enamel, on base-metal alloy in gold, antique-gold and gunmetal finishes.
• Stones — described on every product page exactly as they are; where a look is borrowed we say “kundan-look” or “ruby-look”, never the gem’s bare name.
• Coming — gold-plated 925 silver Jadau in the Virasat and Khazana collections.

If the plating wears or a stone loosens in the first twelve months, that is covered. WhatsApp a photo.