Items ready to ship are shipped within 1-3 days of receiving payment. Items made to order ship within 2-4 weeks. Please check turnaround time of the individual listing.
Most items are shipped through the Danish postal service (Post Nord), but will arrive through your local postal service.

Delivery time from Denmark --> Your country:
Denmark, Scandinavia, USA 1-2 days
European union 2-4 days
Rest of the world: 2-5 days
Please note! Delivery time is approximate and only tells how long it will take for the parcel to reach the country. Please add your normal domestic delivery time and 1-2 days in customs, if you live outside the EU. Delivery to remote places (like islands) may take a couple of days longer.

INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE:
If you live outside the European Union there might be an additional sales tax added to your order upon delivery. This can vary from country to country, so if you are in doubt, please check up on this in advance through your local customs.

**** JEWELLERY CARE ****


DAILY USE
Take off your jewellery when sleeping, swimming, bathing, doing sports or sunbathing.

Avoid contact with perfume, hairspray, chlorinated water and other chemicals. This is especially important if your jewellery bears sensitive stones like corals, opals and pearls, or if the jewellery is goldplated.

Pearls become more beautiful when worn, because their contact with the skin sustain their life and shine. But pearls are very sensitive to chemicals and should be the last thing you put on when leaving the house.

When wearing jewellery with gemstones try to avoid impacts and blows. Repeated blows can cause damage to the stone and in worst cases damage the setting, in which case the stone may fall out. If you have rings with stones that are high in value, it's a good idea to have them checked from time to time, to make sure the stone is in place correctly. All jewellery wears out a bit with time. Some stones are very delicate and may break or crack at hard blows. Some of the most delicate stones are emeralds, opals, corals and pearls.

Avoid gemstones becoming dull by taking off rings when washing hands. Soap and handcreme can settle under the stones and effect their natural sparkle.

CLEANING
Jewellery needs regular cleaning to look its best. With time jewellery attracts dirt and grease in every corner. Silver jewellery naturally tarnishes with time because of its contact with the air. Gold jewellery doesn't tarnish easily, but over many years of use. However some of the lower carats may tarnish, because of high concentrations of silver. Which is why I only use 18 carat gold - it's simply the best!

Silver and gold jewellery can be cleaned in a bath of water and ammonia, and a bit of washing-up liquid. Use a toothbrush and scrub carefully, then rinse in water. However, be careful with the sensitive stones mentioned above and use only water!
Diamonds have the strange property that they easily attract grease, so keep your diamonds sparkling by cleansing them regularily.

Goldfilled and goldplated jewellery demands a careful treatment when cleaning. Use a soft and humid cloth - add a bith of soap without perfume if nescessary. Places that are hard to reach can be cleansed with a cotton bud. Never use chemicals or polish the surface, as it will rub off some of the gold.

STORAGE
When storing your jewellery be careful they don't scratch eachother, especially if you have diamond jewellery. Diamonds are the worlds hardest mineral and may leave distinct scratches on the surface of other jewellery and stones. Avoid containers of paper and wood, as these can contain sulphur which will make the jewellery tarnish fast. The best way to store you jewellery is in small acidfree platicbags, as they keep air out and the jewellery apart.

Don't leave gemstone jewellery in bright sunlight and avoid excess heat. Some stones may fade in colour - especially amethysts.

Anything I left out? Don't be shy - send me a message and I will gladly advice you.