Caring for your Ceremony ring:

- Gold is a soft metal, making it susceptible to abrasion, dents, and scratches. Since Ceremony rings have a high polish finish they will inevitably become scratched over time. We do like the softened, heirloom qualities that come through with wear and use — but any trusted jeweler will be able to restore your piece to its original finish.

- Remove rings when doing anything that might stress or damage the piece (i.e. gardening or hand-washing dishes) and when applying topical lotions, perfumes, or household chemicals.

- Avoid knocking a ring with stone setting against hard, solid surfaces.

- Rings with prong settings will require re-tightenings depending on use and wear, but we recommend around every two years to ensure longevity.

- When not worn, store your gold pieces somewhere secure (like our Ceremony jewelry box!) to protect from the elements of daily exposure.

How to clean your Ceremony ring:

Clean your ring 2-3 times a year at home by filling a container with warm water and mild hand soap. Let the ring soak in the solution for 15 minutes, gently scrubbing with a soft-bristled brush before removing. Rinse with running water and blot dry with a cotton cloth.