Care and Longevity


A quiet ritual, not a chore.

Whether Reya950 charms or sterling silver carriers, our collection is engineered to resist tarnish, hold its finish, and travel with you for years, not seasons. Care for it the way you'd care for anything rare: with attention, not anxiety.

 

01

The daily ritual

  • Put your Reya carriers on last — after perfume, sunscreen and lotion have fully dried.
  • Take them off first — before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping.
  • Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear to lift any residue from skin or fabric contact.
  • Let charms and carriers move freely rather than forcing a stack.

 

02

Cleaning

For everyday upkeep

A soft, lint-free or microfiber cloth is usually all Reya950 needs. Gently rub along the surface — no water or product required.

For visible buildup

Warm water with a drop of mild, fragrance-free soap. Soft-bristle brush (a clean, soft toothbrush works) for detailed charm surfaces. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely before storing.

Skip the shortcuts. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, silver dips, ammonia-based solutions, and commercial polishing cloths meant for sterling silver — these are formulated for a faster-tarnishing alloy and are unnecessarily harsh on Reya950. If a charm ever needs more than a gentle clean, bring it to us before reaching for a home remedy.

 

03

Storage

  • Store each piece separately — in the Reya box it arrived in, or a soft-lined compartment — to prevent charms and chains from scratching one another.
  • Keep away from direct humidity: bathroom shelves and windowsills are the two most common culprits behind premature tarnish, on any metal.
  • Lay carriers flat rather than hanging them, to keep clasps and links from taking on tension over time.
  • If a piece won't be worn for a while, a sealed pouch or airtight box slows any environmental exposure further.
04

Avoid

  • Chlorinated pools, hot tubs, and saltwater — chlorine and salt are corrosive to every precious metal, Reya950 included.
  • Household chemicals: bleach, chlorine-based cleaners, and sulfur-heavy products (some latex gloves, some rubber bands) can affect any silver alloy on contact.
  • Direct, prolonged contact with perfume, sunscreen, or lotion before they've dried.
  • Extreme heat — saunas, hair dryers held too close, or leaving pieces in a hot car.
  • Abrasive contact — gym equipment, rough fabrics, or activities where a charm could be pulled or crushed.

Reach out to us

Some things are best left to us rather than attempted at home — a lock that's frozen, a chain that needs professional cleaning, or a piece that's seen an accident. A piece built to last should also be a piece you feel comfortable bringing back.

Rare, the way you already are.