Care & Size Guide

1. 1Put your jewellery on last, after perfume, makeup and hairspray, and take it off first when you get home.
2. 2Wipe each piece with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth after wearing to remove sweat and oils.
3. 3Avoid wearing your jewellery while bathing, swimming, or in heavy rain. Moisture can loosen the foil and stone settings.
4. 4Keep pieces away from direct sunlight and heat for long periods, as this can dull the finish over time.

1. 1Never soak Kundan or zircon pieces in water, soap, or any cleaning solution. The adhesive that holds the stones can loosen.
2. 2For light dust or makeup residue, gently wipe with a dry, soft-bristled brush such as an old makeup brush, especially in detailed corners.
3. 3Avoid ultrasonic or steam jewellery cleaners. These can dislodge stones or damage the gold-toned plating.
4. 4If a piece looks dull despite gentle cleaning, that's a sign for professional polishing rather than a stronger cleaning product at home.

1. 1Store each piece separately in a soft pouch or a velvet-lined box. Loose pieces in one box can scratch each other.
2. 2Keep jewellery in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and away from humid spots like the bathroom.
3. 3A small silica gel sachet in your jewellery box helps absorb excess moisture and keeps shine intact for longer.
4. 4Avoid plastic zip bags for long-term storage, as trapped moisture can encourage tarnishing.

1. 1Cut a thin strip of paper (about 1cm wide) or use a piece of non-stretchable string.
2. 2Wrap it snugly around the base of the finger you'll wear the ring on, where the ring will actually sit.
3. 3Mark the point where it overlaps to complete one full circle, then lay it flat and measure the length in millimetres with a ruler.
4. 4Match that measurement to the inner circumference column in the ring size chart below.
5. 5If your knuckle is noticeably wider than the base of your finger, measure both and choose a size that comfortably slides over the knuckle.
6. 6For wide-band rings (above 6mm), consider sizing up by half a size, since a wider band sits tighter than a thin one at the same size.

Most Indian women fall between size 9 and 14. This chart is a guide; measure two or three times for the most accurate fit.

1. 1Squeeze your thumb into your palm to make your hand as narrow as possible, the way it would be when sliding on a bangle.
2. 2Wrap a string or paper strip around the widest part of your hand, just below the knuckles, since the bangle has to pass over this point first.
3. 3Mark the overlap, lay it flat, and measure the length in centimetres or millimetres.
4. 4For bracelets with a clasp (not rigid bangles), measure around your wrist bone instead, and add about 1-1.5cm for a comfortable, not tight, fit.
5. 5If you already own a bangle that fits well, you can simply measure its inner diameter with a ruler and match it to the chart below.

Bangles are rigid and must pass over your knuckles, so size up if in doubt. Bracelets with a clasp are more forgiving and sized by wrist circumference instead.