Care Instructions

Each Samaií Bijou piece is thoughtfully handcrafted using natural stones, jewelry crystals, Cubic Zirconia and carefully selected premium quality stainless steel and gold-plated findings. With proper care, your jewelry can remain beautiful for a long time.

To keep your jewelry looking its best:

• Store your jewelry in a dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity.

• Keep pieces separate to prevent scratching and tangling.

• Remove jewelry before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping.

• Avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, hairsprays, cosmetics, cleaning products, and other chemicals.

• Put your jewelry on as the final step of your routine and remove it first at the end of the day.

• Gently wipe your jewelry with a soft, dry cloth after wearing.

Natural Stones

Our jewelry features natural stones, each with its own unique characteristics.

Variations in color, pattern, inclusions, texture, and shape are natural and should not be considered imperfections. These unique details make every piece one of a kind.

Natural stones can be sensitive to impact and harsh chemicals, so please handle them with care.

Gold-Plated Components

Gold-plated jewelry naturally develops signs of wear over time. The lifespan of plating depends on individual wear habits, skin chemistry, exposure to moisture, cosmetics, perfumes, and environmental factors.

To help preserve the finish:

• Avoid water and moisture whenever possible.

• Remove jewelry before applying skincare, sunscreen, perfume, or makeup.

• Store pieces in a soft pouch or jewelry box when not in use.

Normal wear of gold plating over time is a natural characteristic of plated jewelry and is not considered a manufacturing defect.

Stretch Bracelets

Stretch bracelets should be rolled onto the wrist rather than pulled apart excessively.

Overstretching may weaken the elastic cord and reduce its lifespan.

Please Note

Jewelry is delicate by nature and should be handled with care. Damage resulting from accidental impact, improper storage, exposure to chemicals, water, excessive force, or normal wear and tear is not considered a manufacturing defect.