• Always wash your hands before handling or changing your jewelry.
• Handle with care — gemstone settings and fine jewelry can be delicate.
• Do not use tools like Hemostats on solid gold jewelry, it can scratch and mar the gold finish.
• When not wearing, store your jewelry in a soft pouch or separate compartment to avoid scratches or damage.

• Gently clean with warm water if you notice a build up of biomatter around your piercing.
• Use a clean soft-bristle toothbrush to clean around settings and crevices.
• Avoid chemicals, alcohol, or harsh bristles — they can damage gemstones and finishes.

• Avoid contact with hair products and dyes, perfumes, and makeup around piercings.
• Don’t sleep on new piercings before the final downsize — it can cause bending or pressure on your piercing and damage the jewelry.

• Turquoise, opals, malachite and sunstone are natural and can be more porous — avoid prolonged water and sun exposure.

• We recommend having your jewelry changed or installed by a professional piercer who is familiar with Buddha Jewelry (see our Find A Piercer guide).
• Never force jewelry into a piercing — if it feels tight, swollen, or resistant, consult a piercer.

Our jewelry is strong by design, and innovatively crafted to stand the test of time. Every part of our process is compliant with APP standards and global regulations. No matter what gold tone you choose for your jewelry, it is guaranteed to be 100% lead and nickel free. We use a non-toxic, all natural vegan polishing compound to ensure the safest products for our clients.

To prolong the brilliance of your solid gold jewelry, follow these best care practices:

Avoid prolonged contact with heat, swimming pools, and any chemicals. This includes personal hygiene products and chemical jewelry cleaners. Everyday products like household cleaners, lotions, hair products or other cosmetics can contain chemicals that can permanently alter or damage your jewelry. Do not use traditional jewelry cleaners on your gold jewelry, or any other chemical-filled solution, including toothpaste (we've seen some wild things). Traditional jewelry cleaners are not intended for piercing jewelry, which goes inside the body as opposed to on the body, and the chemicals could cause an adverse reaction with the skin tissue.
Polish your jewelry with light pressure using a microfiber shine cloth.
Warm water and gentle soap, along with a soft bristle brush (such as a soft toothbrush), are the safest options for removing any debris. Ultrasonics intended for jewelry care are also recommended, though do not exceed the recommended cycle times or use any chemical cleansers.
As one of the most experienced and well known jewelry companies in the professional industry, we strive to always maintain the highest caliber product. We stand behind our jewelry with a 100% guarantee against manufacturer’s defects.

While we make all our products with the highest integrity and quality, Chains are inherently delicate by nature. If there is a chain breakage due to a manufacturer error, we are happy to offer repairs as a service.