LOOKING AFTER YOUR FAVOURITES
Jewellery care.
For the pieces you wear on repeat.
Your everyday favourites deserve a little love. Get to know the simple habits that help you clean, store and look after your Oh So Heidi jewellery.
Colour fading through normal everyday wear? Your lifetime colour warranty is here to help.

THE EVERYDAY CARE EDIT
A little care, made simple.
Waterproof and tarnish-free, with a few easy habits to help you look after your favourites.
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Keep it gentle.
Give your jewellery a gentle wipe with a soft cloth after wear. Avoid harsh cleaning products and abrasive scrubbing.
A gentle wipe is a good place to start.
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The finishing touch.
Apply perfume, sprays, lotions and fake tan before putting on your jewellery. Let them dry first and avoid direct contact with your pieces where possible.
Your jewellery goes on last.
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A place of its own.
Store your jewellery safely when you're not wearing it. Keep pieces separate in a pouch or jewellery box to help avoid tangles and scratches.
A little space for each favourite.
CARE, WITHOUT THE GUESSWORK
A little more care know-how.
Simple answers for the pieces you reach for every day. Still unsure? Ask the Heidi team.
Can I wear my jewellery in the shower?
Our everyday collection is waterproof. After showering, gently wipe your jewellery with a soft cloth and dry it before storing. Avoid direct contact with harsh cleaning products where possible.
How should I clean my jewellery?
Keep it gentle: wipe your pieces with a soft cloth after wear. Avoid harsh cleaning products and abrasive scrubbing.
What should I avoid?
Avoid direct contact with perfumes, sprays, lotions, fake tan and harsh cleaning products where possible. Apply your beauty products first and let them dry before putting on your jewellery.
What if I notice colour fading?
All purchases from Oh So Heidi have lifetime cover for colour fading through normal everyday wear. Approved claims receive a like-for-like replacement.
Email hello@ohsoheidi.com with your order number, a clear photo and a short description of the colour concern.