The craftsmanship of jewellery made from Meissen porcelain dates back to the illustrious beginnings of the manufactory in the 18th century. This tradition masterfully combines the finest materials into unique collector's pieces, which, through their meticulous and detailed artisanal production, not only exude timeless fascination but also maintain a remarkable durability and longevity.

Caring for and preserving jewellery made from Meissen porcelain and precious metals like gold and silver requires special attention and care to ensure their beauty and longevity. Here are some important points to keep in mind:

Proper Handling: For MEISSEN jewellery made of gold and silver, only the highest quality gold (Gold 750) and the finest silver alloys (Sterling Silver 925) are used. Due to their high precious metal content, these jewellery pieces are softer and more susceptible to scratches but can be fully restored due to the high-quality materials. To avoid scratches, it is advisable to remove jewellery during housework, gardening, sports activities, or before showering or using a sauna. Even though MEISSEN silver jewellery is coated with rhodium for protection, sweat can still cause silver to tarnish.

Protection from Chemicals: Hairspray, creams, oils, and perfumes are part of daily routines. However, it is important to always remove jewellery before applying these products. Hairsprays and perfumes can dull your jewellery's shine and make it appear matte. Additionally, creams, perfumes, and oils can dirty diamonds, colored stones, or porcelain flowers.

Furthermore, contact with chlorinated or saltwater (e.g., in swimming pools or the sea) should be avoided. Chlorine can damage gold and silver, often leading to tarnishing or discoloration. If this happens, rinse your jewellery thoroughly with clean water afterward.