A detailed pencil sketch of a human ear with a star-shaped earring in the earlobe. The sketch emphasizes the ear's contours, and the earring appears three-dimensional with a small red gemstone at its center.

Care

Our jewelry is born in fire, cooled into memory. These are not just ornaments but artifacts—companions that carry your story. They will last, but only if you grant them care.

Everyday Wear

Metal and stone are stubborn but not invincible. They recoil at chlorine, perfume, soap, and heat. Bathrooms are for steam, not safekeeping. Pools are poison.

  • Take your jewelry off before bathing, cleaning, or sleeping.

  • Keep away from chemicals, heat, and damp conditions.

  • Avoid impact—hard collisions can bend metal or loosen stones.

Rings will show the most wear. Layer them if you insist, but know that every pairing leaves a trace.

Storing

Your piece deserves refuge, not abandonment. Do not toss it on a counter or leave it tangled.

  • Store in a soft pouch or box, away from sunlight and scratches.

  • Storing in humid environments (the bath room) will accelerate oxidation and surface tarnishing.

Cleaning

Cleaning is ritual, not chore. Warm water. Soap without bite. Hands gentle as breath.

  • Use mild, detergent-free soap and warm water.

  • Have your jewelry professionally cleaned once a year, especially stone settings.

Leave the deeper restoration to jewelers—they are the keepers of luster, the guardians of settings.

Metals

We work in Sterling Silver 925 and 18k gold—ancient tongues of adornment.

  • Silver is soft. Scratches and dents will happen. They aren’t flaws but the record of your wear, blending into a lived patina.

  • Silver will also darken with air and time. Wipe with a soft cloth after wear, or polish if you prefer the brighter gleam.

Stones

Each stone is singular, born of earth, never cloned. But singular things are fragile.

  • Stones can chip or crack if struck.

  • Do not bend or reshape jewelry with stones—settings may loosen.

  • Have a jeweler check stone settings annually.

Stones don’t forgive chemicals. They remember every rough touch.

Chains & Bracelets

Chains crave gentleness, not force.

  • Do not bend, pull, or tug.

  • Open clasps slowly—never force them.

  • Store untangled, cushioned in a pouch.

Stretched or twisted, they surrender. Cared for, they endure.

JT Crazy is not decoration. It is artifact, companion, witness. Treat it with care, and it will hold your story for years to come.