To my lovely customers in the EU — I’m very sorry to say that, for the time being, I’m no longer able to ship to EU countries outside of Denmark. New EU packaging legislation has introduced additional requirements for businesses shipping across EU borders. As a very small independent business, the administrative requirements and costs involved are unfortunately more than I can reasonably manage with the small number of orders I send to each country. I’m genuinely sad to have to make this change, especially as I’ve had wonderful customers from all across Europe over the years. I very much hope that a more workable solution for small businesses will become available in the future, so I can open EU shipping again. Shipping within Denmark and to selected countries outside the EU remains available as usual. Kind regards, Sabine ♡

Cleaning Guide

You can clean your sterling silver jewellery easily and effortlessly using this old household remedy. All you need is a bowl, aluminium foil, baking soda, boiling water, and a clean cloth.

 

Step by Step

 

Why you should clean your jewellery

Silver is a sensitive metal that demands attention and regular cleaning to stay silvery and shiny. With time and usage, silver jewellery becomes dirty and discoloured and can appear yellow, brown or even grey. That does not mean that your jewellery is of poor quality! It simply means that a natural process is occurring where the hydrogen sulphide in the air, chemicals in the environment, and the sweat, acid and heat from your body is engaging with the silver, leaving the surface tarnished.

 


Disclaimer
Please note that the cleaning guide is only suitable for solid sterling silver jewellery (without stones, diamonds, etc). By using the cleaning guide you agree that it is at your own risk. I assume no responsibility for any direct or indirect outcome (damage, miscolouring, loss of value, etc) caused by the use or misuse of the guide.