Taking care of your new jewellery

Here’s a few tips to keep your jewellery looking flawless. Much of my jewellery is made from gold plated copper, gold plated steel and silver-plated brass. These metals may tarnish over time when exposed to air and moisture. Many of the semi-precious gemstones are porous and should therefore be kept out of water. Swimming in saltwater or chlorinated water may accelerate the tarnishing of metals and break the gemstones. Unless written in the description, the jewellery is NOT waterproof.
Showering with your jewellery should also be avoided, as hot water, shampoo, and soap may cause your jewellery to become dull and break. You should also avoid cleaning while wearing your jewellery. It’s best to avoid direct contact with lotions, perfumes and beauty products, as these contain chemicals that may tarnish or dull your jewellery. Always make sure to let these products absorb fully before putting on your jewellery.
Freshwater pearls, on the other hand, shines brighter the more you wear them, as they thrive with moisture. So do not hesitate to wear your pieces! They are made to be worn!

Keep your jewellery in a cool, dry place, preferable in a jewellery box or a cloth bag. Always avoid storing your pieces in direct sunlight, as long exposure to direct sunlight may change the colours of the beads and gemstones.
If some of the bead strings get bent in funky shapes during storage or shipping, you can fix it by simply putting it under a hairdryer for 5-10 seconds and then hold the string in place until it has cooled down

If you have any questions about storing and care for a specific piece you have bought, please write me through the contact page or send me a DM on instagram:)

If your piece breaks:
In case your piece of jewellery purchased from noah falke is either flawed or breaks, noah falke offers free repairs, that is if they deem it repairable. Contact me via mail noahfalkejensen@gmail.com or through instagram on @noah.falke if you have questions regarding repairs. Please send a description of the problem and attach pictures of the breakage. noah falke is not in charge of the return costs (which you can read more about here). If you’d like to give it a try, I'm also up for explaining how to fix the jewellery yourself and guidance in terms of where to find the tools to do so. If you live nearby, you are also welcome send me a message to come visit my studio for repairs or commissions.