Care & Maintenance
Crystals are natural formations shaped over millions of years. With proper care, they can maintain their beauty, structure, and presence for a lifetime. Thoughtful handling and placement help preserve both their visual appeal and integrity.
Cleaning
Most crystals can be gently cleaned using a soft cloth and lukewarm water.
Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as these can damage the surface or dull the natural finish. For more delicate or porous stones, dry cleaning with a soft cloth is often the safest approach.
Sunlight
Some crystals are sensitive to prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Over time, certain stones—such as amethyst and rose quartz—may fade when exposed to strong light. Displaying these pieces in indirect or controlled lighting helps preserve their natural color.
Handling
Crystals, especially larger pieces, should always be handled with care.
Lift from the base whenever possible and avoid placing pressure on delicate points or edges. For heavier pieces, ensure proper support to prevent tipping or surface damage.
Placement
Choose stable, secure surfaces when displaying your crystals.
Larger statement pieces should be placed on sturdy foundations, while smaller pieces can be arranged to highlight their natural beauty without overcrowding. Thoughtful placement enhances both safety and presentation.
Environment
Avoid extreme temperature changes or high humidity.
Sudden shifts can affect certain minerals over time. Maintaining a consistent environment helps preserve both structure and appearance.
Long-Term Care
Over time, dust and environmental exposure can affect a crystal’s surface.
Periodic gentle cleaning and mindful repositioning will keep each piece looking its best. With proper care, crystals remain enduring elements of both design and collection.