We use natural and sustainable materials that are designed to last and grow more beautiful with age. Find out how to keep them looking their best by following our guidelines below.
Leather
Producing responsibly, we use leather that is upcycled from the food energy and minimally processed. Like all natural materials, leather reacts to extreme weather - humidity, rain, and sunlight can alter its appearance. Spot clean your leather when needed with water and a mild detergent and allow it to dry naturally. Use Chamberlain’s Leather Milk sparingly to conceal blemishes and condition the leather. A little goes a long way as natural, unfinished and pale leathers can darken when conditioned so please apply sparingly.
Brass
Producing responsibly, we use upcycled brass to create our jewelry styles. Allow the brass to develop a patina or keep it bright by removing your jewelry while exercising, showering, or swimming and when applying hand wash or skin care products. To restore shine to you brass pieces, mix one part water with one part lemon juice, soak your brass in the solution for five minutes, and then rinse thoroughly with water. Leave to air dry and buff with a soft cloth for extra shine.
Gold-plate
To keep your stone jewelry looking its very best, we recommend using a soft, non-abrasive cloth to gently wipe away any dirt. If there is significant build-up, a damp jewelry brush may be used to gently buff the surface. Remember to remove your jewelry while exercising, showering, or swimming and when applying hand wash or skin care products.
Semi-precious stones
To keep your stone jewelry looking its very best, we recommend using a soft, non-abrasive cloth to gently wipe away any dirt. Try to avoid getting it wet, and don't use any cleaning products on it as this may alter the color and appearance of your jewelry. If there is significant build-up, a damp jewelry brush may be used to gently buff the surface. Remember to remove your jewelry while exercising, showering, or swimming and when applying hand wash or skin care products.
Wood
We recommend using a soft washcloth and mild dish soap to clean wood when needed, taking care to rinse off any residue. Remember to dry it thoroughly after cleaning and do not leave it to soak in water as it may warp and crack. When looked after, the appearance of wood only improves with age. Some change color slowly with time, some fade, and others become darker and richer. Strong light will accelerate this, but no wood care can prevent it completely.
Horn
We recommend cleaning horn with a damp soft cloth or sponge to avoid marking the surface. Do not submerge in water and avoid using hot water to clean as this could distort the shape and cause shrinking. If possible, store in a cool, dry place, away from extremes of temperature and humidity. To preserve the original condition, nourish sparingly with a little almond, coconut or olive oil. Do not use sharp utensils, such as knives, as horn can easily be scratched.Glass
We recommend hand-washing your glassware with warm, not hot, water and leaving to air dry. Recycled glass is sensitive to extreme heat: please do not put it in the dishwasher.