Jewelry Care + Materials
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Can I swim and bathe with my jewelry on?
Moisture and sunlight can cause tarnishing. We recommend taking your piece off when showering, bathing, swimming, or sunbathing. For more information regarding jewelry care, see our Jewelry Care Guide. -
Does your jewelry contain nickel?
We are proud to say all MBM products are NICKEL-FREE! -
Tarnishing is a chemical reaction that occurs when metals are exposed to natural elements. When properly cared for and cleaned, your Made by Mary pieces can last for years to come! For more information regarding jewelry care, see our cleaning recommendations.
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How do I add photos to my locket?
After opening your locket, use a pair of tweezers or a small pin to remove the clear plastic insert from one side of the locket. The plastic is firm, so it should pop out easily. Then follow these simple steps: Select your photo. Please note, the size of the photo will be approximately 1 cm wide... -
For regular cleaning, use warm water and a mild hand soap, gently rub the soap into the piece with your fingers, rinse, and pat dry with a soft cloth. When necessary, occasionally use the microfiber Restore Polishing Cloth. Wipe your piece gently to bring its original luster back and use sparing...
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How should I store my jewelry?
Store your jewelry in a dark, low humidity area. We recommend cleaning your piece before storing it. You can use anti-tarnishing papers and bags for storage as well. Our Made by Mary Jewelry Case is a great way to organize, and protect your jewelry at home or on the go! Another option is our Jew... -
How to put in your Live In Hoops
These lightweight, dainty hoops are meant to be lived in! With a little extra care when putting them on, they can be left in and never have to be taken off until you decide! Step 1) Meant to be put in and left in, take your hoop and carefully open and twist to the side. Use care! If bent too muc... -
Contrary to what the name implies, gold-filled is a layer of gold coating on the outside of a base metal. Gold Filled often starts as a brass sheet or wire then a thick layer {5% or more of total weight, while plated pieces are often less than 1%} of at least 10K gold is then bonded to the brass ...