The Ritual of Care // Maintaining Your Style
our Ramble & Riot piece is built for the journey, hand-forged in .925 sterling silver and set with natural gemstones. Like any good anthem, it will age and evolve with you. To ensure your talismans remain powerful and your silver stays striking, follow these rituals of care.
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Many of our pieces feature a deeply oxidized finish—a blackened "shadow" created to highlight the textures of the forge.
The Wear: Over time, the high points of your jewelry will naturally polish against your skin, while the recessed patterns stay dark. This "lived-in" look is intentional and unique to your journey.
The grime: From time to time your pieces will get dirty - that’s just life. Make them look like new by using a soft toothbrush and mild dish soap to clean any dirt or oils. Dry well with a soft cloth or paper towel.
The Polish: If your silver begins to dull or tarnish beyond your liking, use a soft microfiber polishing cloth such as a Sunshine cloth. Avoid "liquid silver dips," as these will strip away the intentional oxidation and "noise" of the design.
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Natural stones like Black Onyx and Lapis Lazuli are energetic sponges. To keep their vibrations high, we recommend a regular "cleansing" ritual:
Moonlight Bath: Place your jewelry on a windowsill during a Full Moon to recharge the stone’s internal frequency.
Smoke Cleansing: Pass your piece through the smoke of Palo Santo or Sage to clear any absorbed negative energy.
Grounding: Place your piece on a bed of raw Selenite or a bowl of sea salt overnight to reset its protective properties.
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While our jewelry is "heavy-duty," the elements can be harsh:
Chemicals: Remove your armor before swimming in chlorine, using harsh cleaning chemicals, or applying heavy perfumes and lotions. These can react with the silver and permanently damage the "glow" of certain stones.
The "Night Off": Even the best road-warrior needs a rest. Store your pieces in a cool, dry place (like the original Ramble & Riot pouch) when not in play to prevent accelerated tarnishing.
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To prevent snagging or accidental damage, let your jewelry be the final piece you put on in the morning and the first thing you set aside at night.