Caring for Your MOISI Jewelry
Because love evolves — and your jewelry’s worth should remain.
Timeless beauty deserves mindful care.
Every MOISI piece is crafted to endure — not only in quality but in meaning. To preserve its brilliance and integrity for years to come, a few simple habits can make all the difference.
Everyday Care
Your jewelry is made to be worn and loved — but even beauty appreciates a little
mindfulness. We recommend removing your jewelry when performing hands-on activities like gardening, exercising, or cleaning. Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, or harsh chemicals, as they can affect both metal and stone over time.
When you’re not wearing your piece, store it in your MOISI jewelry box, where soft linings and separated compartments prevent scratching and tangling.
Keeping the Brilliance
To refresh your jewelry’s shine, gently clean it with warm water, a mild soap, and a soft brush. Dry with a lint-free cloth and avoid ultrasonic cleaners unless recommended for your specific piece.
Moissanite, known for its exceptional brilliance, never dulls or clouds — a simple rinse will restore its light. Gold may develop a subtle patina with time — a testament to its authenticity and character.
Longevity & Value
Every MOISI piece is designed to last a lifetime — and cared for properly, it will retain its brilliance and its value. Our Lifetime Buy-Back Promise ensures your jewelry remains as meaningful tomorrow as it is today.
Learn more about how our promise protects your investment:
Quick Answers
Can I shower with my ring?
We recommend removing your jewelry before showering or swimming, as soaps and chlorine can leave residues and diminish shine.
How should I clean my jewelry at home?
A gentle soak in warm water and mild soap, followed by a soft brush and careful drying, is all that’s needed.
How often should I have my jewelry checked?
We recommend an inspection every 12–18 months to ensure settings remain secure and stones are pristine.
Where should I store my jewelry?
In your MOISI box — always separate pieces to prevent them from touching or scratching each other.
