Care advice

The Medecine Douce jewels are designed and handcrafted in Paris in our workshop and at Parisian's craftmen and craftswomen, whom we have selected for the excellent quality of their work.

We believe that this craftsman production is a guarantee of free creation that is renewed by the use of substances and materials that may differ from one collection to another. Made by hand in small production runs, our jewellery contains irregularities caused by this production method and the use of natural materials. In our workshop, each jewellery item we make is carefully scrutinised and checked at every stage in production to guarantee its quality.

However, the choice of finesse in terms of design and of certain materials that are fragile by nature means that our jewellery is sometimes slightly fragile.

Gold takes on a slight patina over time and may lose some of its brilliance. If you want to revive this brilliance, use a soft cloth without any product and rub gently without touching the fabric or leather parts, if there are any.

These jewellery items have a brass base covered with a layer of 24 carat gold 0.5 microns thick. The process is carried out by specialists Parisian craftsmen and women with a reputation for excellence, which guarantees the long life of our jewellery.

To help you preserve your jewellery item for as long as possible, we recommend to:
- keep it on its own in its cotton case, away from sources of moisture
- avoid prolonged contact with water
- avoid contact with perfumes and cosmetic products
- do not use cleaning products or solvents
- take off your jewellery item while you are involved in a physical activity
- remove it when sleeping.

Our fine jewelry line is in solid 18 carats gold. The gold we use is either yellow or white, depending on the collections. All our precious jewelry is designed in our workshop and hand made by a Parisian artisan jeweller in the Marais, whom we work with since over a decade.

To preserve the sparkle of your jewel and ensure it a long life, we recommend to:
- avoid contact with solvents
- take it off when practising a physical activity
- remove it when sleeping.

Care advice