Wear & Tear ~ Jewellery is made from strong, durable materials but is not indestructible or maintenance free. Striking, banging and lifting heavy items can damage your jewellery and cause breakage. Gold or platinum can gouge, bend or even  crack, and small diamonds can break and fall from their settings if you wear them too hard or don't pay attention to loose stones.

Everyone wears jewelry differently, some people can wear their rings for years with no issues at all and others require regular repairs and adjustments. The most common damage to jewellery is through wear and tear, this includes but is not limited to rhodium wear, bent rings, pulled prongs and lost stones. These issues are more common today as delicate styles become more popular.

Jewellery issues will show up quickly, usually within the first month of wear if the structure of the jewellery piece is compromised, and the same is true for loose stones. Banging from daily wear will quickly jar any loose stones right after a ring is set, stone setting is delicate task and done by hand, and on occasion a stone can come loose from the setting. At Moissy Fine Jewellery we will replace lost small side or halo stones size up to 2.5mm within the first year. Keep in mind center stones are set differently with much thicker prongs than tiny pave diamonds, they also may loosen, however we do not cover lost centre or shoulder stones, and recommend the wearer, check for loose stones every 3-6 months. Should you find that your stone is loose, refrain from wearing your piece until it can be repaired.

Manufacturing defects ~ Defects refer to the structure of the jewelry item, like a band separating from the ring head, or pits and porosity inside the ring that weaken the rings ability to hold up to normal wear. A manufacturing defect is sometimes difficult to understand for clients outside of the jewellery industry, as most manufacturing defects have to do with the casting of the piece. A manufactures defect will show up quickly during wear and will be easily recognized by your jeweller at initial inspection. These defects can usually be identified prior to us delivering a finished piece to the customer. 

Have your wedding band and engagement ring checked for loose prongs and damage regularly, the service is free and quick at our Moissy Fine Jewellery locations. If you notice your ring is bent, or the center stone has started to move, stop wearing the piece and have it repaired. Continued wear will result in a permanently damaged, a cracked ring or a lost center stone.

It is advisable to insure your jewellery. Loss or permanent damage is devastating and avoidable. Most jewellery, especially engagement rings and wedding bands, are lost within the first two years of wear, while you're getting used to wearing it. If you need to remove your jewelry in a public place put in on a chain around your neck, (try our heart ring holder, as an easy to use place to put your rings if you must remove them) or in your pocket or handbag.

Should you have any questions about your Moissy Fine Jewellery piece. Please contact us at sales@moissyfinejewellery.com

Wear & Tear ~ Jewellery is made from strong, durable materials but is not indestructible or maintenance free. Striking, banging and lifting heavy items can damage your jewellery and cause breakage. Gold or platinum can gouge, bend or even  crack, and small diamonds can break and fall from their settings if you wear them too hard or don't pay attention to loose stones.

Everyone wears jewelry differently, some people can wear their rings for years with no issues at all and others require regular repairs and adjustments. The most common damage to jewellery is through wear and tear, this includes but is not limited to rhodium wear, bent rings, pulled prongs and lost stones. These issues are more common today as delicate styles become more popular.

Jewellery issues will show up quickly, usually within the first month of wear if the structure of the jewellery piece is compromised, and the same is true for loose stones. Banging from daily wear will quickly jar any loose stones right after a ring is set, stone setting is delicate task and done by hand, and on occasion a stone can come loose from the setting. At Moissy Fine Jewellery we will replace lost small side or halo stones size up to 2.5mm within the first year. Keep in mind center stones are set differently with much thicker prongs than tiny pave diamonds, they also may loosen, however we do not cover lost centre or shoulder stones, and recommend the wearer, check for loose stones every 3-6 months. Should you find that your stone is loose, refrain from wearing your piece until it can be repaired.

Manufacturing defects ~ Defects refer to the structure of the jewelry item, like a band separating from the ring head, or pits and porosity inside the ring that weaken the rings ability to hold up to normal wear. A manufacturing defect is sometimes difficult to understand for clients outside of the jewellery industry, as most manufacturing defects have to do with the casting of the piece. A manufactures defect will show up quickly during wear and will be easily recognized by your jeweller at initial inspection. These defects can usually be identified prior to us delivering a finished piece to the customer. 

Have your wedding band and engagement ring checked for loose prongs and damage regularly, the service is free and quick at our Moissy Fine Jewellery locations. If you notice your ring is bent, or the center stone has started to move, stop wearing the piece and have it repaired. Continued wear will result in a permanently damaged, a cracked ring or a lost center stone.

It is advisable to insure your jewellery. Loss or permanent damage is devastating and avoidable. Most jewellery, especially engagement rings and wedding bands, are lost within the first two years of wear, while you're getting used to wearing it. If you need to remove your jewelry in a public place put in on a chain around your neck, (try our heart ring holder, as an easy to use place to put your rings if you must remove them) or in your pocket or handbag.

Should you have any questions about your Moissy Fine Jewellery piece. Please contact us at sales@moissyfinejewellery.com

Wear & Tear ~ Jewellery is made from strong, durable materials but is not indestructible or maintenance free. Striking, banging and lifting heavy items can damage your jewellery and cause breakage. Gold or platinum can gouge, bend or even  crack, and small diamonds can break and fall from their settings if you wear them too hard or don't pay attention to loose stones.

Everyone wears jewelry differently, some people can wear their rings for years with no issues at all and others require regular repairs and adjustments. The most common damage to jewellery is through wear and tear, this includes but is not limited to rhodium wear, bent rings, pulled prongs and lost stones. These issues are more common today as delicate styles become more popular.

Jewellery issues will show up quickly, usually within the first month of wear if the structure of the jewellery piece is compromised, and the same is true for loose stones. Banging from daily wear will quickly jar any loose stones right after a ring is set, stone setting is delicate task and done by hand, and on occasion a stone can come loose from the setting. At Moissy Fine Jewellery we will replace lost small side or halo stones size up to 2.5mm within the first year. Keep in mind center stones are set differently with much thicker prongs than tiny pave diamonds, they also may loosen, however we do not cover lost centre or shoulder stones, and recommend the wearer, check for loose stones every 3-6 months. Should you find that your stone is loose, refrain from wearing your piece until it can be repaired.

Manufacturing defects ~ Defects refer to the structure of the jewelry item, like a band separating from the ring head, or pits and porosity inside the ring that weaken the rings ability to hold up to normal wear. A manufacturing defect is sometimes difficult to understand for clients outside of the jewellery industry, as most manufacturing defects have to do with the casting of the piece. A manufactures defect will show up quickly during wear and will be easily recognized by your jeweller at initial inspection. These defects can usually be identified prior to us delivering a finished piece to the customer. 

Have your wedding band and engagement ring checked for loose prongs and damage regularly, the service is free and quick at our Moissy Fine Jewellery locations. If you notice your ring is bent, or the center stone has started to move, stop wearing the piece and have it repaired. Continued wear will result in a permanently damaged, a cracked ring or a lost center stone.

It is advisable to insure your jewellery. Loss or permanent damage is devastating and avoidable. Most jewellery, especially engagement rings and wedding bands, are lost within the first two years of wear, while you're getting used to wearing it. If you need to remove your jewelry in a public place put in on a chain around your neck, (try our heart ring holder, as an easy to use place to put your rings if you must remove them) or in your pocket or handbag.

Should you have any questions about your Moissy Fine Jewellery piece. Please contact us at sales@moissyfinejewellery.com

Wear & Tear ~ Jewellery is made from strong, durable materials but is not indestructible or maintenance free. Striking, banging and lifting heavy items can damage your jewellery and cause breakage. Gold or platinum can gouge, bend or even  crack, and small diamonds can break and fall from their settings if you wear them too hard or don't pay attention to loose stones.

Everyone wears jewelry differently, some people can wear their rings for years with no issues at all and others require regular repairs and adjustments. The most common damage to jewellery is through wear and tear, this includes but is not limited to rhodium wear, bent rings, pulled prongs and lost stones. These issues are more common today as delicate styles become more popular.

Jewellery issues will show up quickly, usually within the first month of wear if the structure of the jewellery piece is compromised, and the same is true for loose stones. Banging from daily wear will quickly jar any loose stones right after a ring is set, stone setting is delicate task and done by hand, and on occasion a stone can come loose from the setting. At Moissy Fine Jewellery we will replace lost small side or halo stones size up to 2.5mm within the first year. Keep in mind center stones are set differently with much thicker prongs than tiny pave diamonds, they also may loosen, however we do not cover lost centre or shoulder stones, and recommend the wearer, check for loose stones every 3-6 months. Should you find that your stone is loose, refrain from wearing your piece until it can be repaired.

Manufacturing defects ~ Defects refer to the structure of the jewelry item, like a band separating from the ring head, or pits and porosity inside the ring that weaken the rings ability to hold up to normal wear. A manufacturing defect is sometimes difficult to understand for clients outside of the jewellery industry, as most manufacturing defects have to do with the casting of the piece. A manufactures defect will show up quickly during wear and will be easily recognized by your jeweller at initial inspection. These defects can usually be identified prior to us delivering a finished piece to the customer. 

Have your wedding band and engagement ring checked for loose prongs and damage regularly, the service is free and quick at our Moissy Fine Jewellery locations. If you notice your ring is bent, or the center stone has started to move, stop wearing the piece and have it repaired. Continued wear will result in a permanently damaged, a cracked ring or a lost center stone.

It is advisable to insure your jewellery. Loss or permanent damage is devastating and avoidable. Most jewellery, especially engagement rings and wedding bands, are lost within the first two years of wear, while you're getting used to wearing it. If you need to remove your jewelry in a public place put in on a chain around your neck, (try our heart ring holder, as an easy to use place to put your rings if you must remove them) or in your pocket or handbag.

Should you have any questions about your Moissy Fine Jewellery piece. Please contact us at sales@moissyfinejewellery.com

Wear & Tear ~ Jewellery is made from strong, durable materials but is not indestructible or maintenance free. Striking, banging and lifting heavy items can damage your jewellery and cause breakage. Gold or platinum can gouge, bend or even  crack, and small diamonds can break and fall from their settings if you wear them too hard or don't pay attention to loose stones.

Everyone wears jewelry differently, some people can wear their rings for years with no issues at all and others require regular repairs and adjustments. The most common damage to jewellery is through wear and tear, this includes but is not limited to rhodium wear, bent rings, pulled prongs and lost stones. These issues are more common today as delicate styles become more popular.

Jewellery issues will show up quickly, usually within the first month of wear if the structure of the jewellery piece is compromised, and the same is true for loose stones. Banging from daily wear will quickly jar any loose stones right after a ring is set, stone setting is delicate task and done by hand, and on occasion a stone can come loose from the setting. At Moissy Fine Jewellery we will replace lost small side or halo stones size up to 2.5mm within the first year. Keep in mind center stones are set differently with much thicker prongs than tiny pave diamonds, they also may loosen, however we do not cover lost centre or shoulder stones, and recommend the wearer, check for loose stones every 3-6 months. Should you find that your stone is loose, refrain from wearing your piece until it can be repaired.

Manufacturing defects ~ Defects refer to the structure of the jewelry item, like a band separating from the ring head, or pits and porosity inside the ring that weaken the rings ability to hold up to normal wear. A manufacturing defect is sometimes difficult to understand for clients outside of the jewellery industry, as most manufacturing defects have to do with the casting of the piece. A manufactures defect will show up quickly during wear and will be easily recognized by your jeweller at initial inspection. These defects can usually be identified prior to us delivering a finished piece to the customer. 

Have your wedding band and engagement ring checked for loose prongs and damage regularly, the service is free and quick at our Moissy Fine Jewellery locations. If you notice your ring is bent, or the center stone has started to move, stop wearing the piece and have it repaired. Continued wear will result in a permanently damaged, a cracked ring or a lost center stone.

It is advisable to insure your jewellery. Loss or permanent damage is devastating and avoidable. Most jewellery, especially engagement rings and wedding bands, are lost within the first two years of wear, while you're getting used to wearing it. If you need to remove your jewelry in a public place put in on a chain around your neck, (try our heart ring holder, as an easy to use place to put your rings if you must remove them) or in your pocket or handbag.

Should you have any questions about your Moissy Fine Jewellery piece. Please contact us at sales@moissyfinejewellery.com

Wear & Tear ~ Jewellery is made from strong, durable materials but is not indestructible or maintenance free. Striking, banging and lifting heavy items can damage your jewellery and cause breakage. Gold or platinum can gouge, bend or even  crack, and small diamonds can break and fall from their settings if you wear them too hard or don't pay attention to loose stones.

Everyone wears jewelry differently, some people can wear their rings for years with no issues at all and others require regular repairs and adjustments. The most common damage to jewellery is through wear and tear, this includes but is not limited to rhodium wear, bent rings, pulled prongs and lost stones. These issues are more common today as delicate styles become more popular.

Jewellery issues will show up quickly, usually within the first month of wear if the structure of the jewellery piece is compromised, and the same is true for loose stones. Banging from daily wear will quickly jar any loose stones right after a ring is set, stone setting is delicate task and done by hand, and on occasion a stone can come loose from the setting. At Moissy Fine Jewellery we will replace lost small side or halo stones size up to 2.5mm within the first year. Keep in mind center stones are set differently with much thicker prongs than tiny pave diamonds, they also may loosen, however we do not cover lost centre or shoulder stones, and recommend the wearer, check for loose stones every 3-6 months. Should you find that your stone is loose, refrain from wearing your piece until it can be repaired.

Manufacturing defects ~ Defects refer to the structure of the jewelry item, like a band separating from the ring head, or pits and porosity inside the ring that weaken the rings ability to hold up to normal wear. A manufacturing defect is sometimes difficult to understand for clients outside of the jewellery industry, as most manufacturing defects have to do with the casting of the piece. A manufactures defect will show up quickly during wear and will be easily recognized by your jeweller at initial inspection. These defects can usually be identified prior to us delivering a finished piece to the customer. 

Have your wedding band and engagement ring checked for loose prongs and damage regularly, the service is free and quick at our Moissy Fine Jewellery locations. If you notice your ring is bent, or the center stone has started to move, stop wearing the piece and have it repaired. Continued wear will result in a permanently damaged, a cracked ring or a lost center stone.

It is advisable to insure your jewellery. Loss or permanent damage is devastating and avoidable. Most jewellery, especially engagement rings and wedding bands, are lost within the first two years of wear, while you're getting used to wearing it. If you need to remove your jewelry in a public place put in on a chain around your neck, (try our heart ring holder, as an easy to use place to put your rings if you must remove them) or in your pocket or handbag.

Should you have any questions about your Moissy Fine Jewellery piece. Please contact us at sales@moissyfinejewellery.com

Wear & Tear ~ Jewellery is made from strong, durable materials but is not indestructible or maintenance free. Striking, banging and lifting heavy items can damage your jewellery and cause breakage. Gold or platinum can gouge, bend or even  crack, and small diamonds can break and fall from their settings if you wear them too hard or don't pay attention to loose stones.

Everyone wears jewelry differently, some people can wear their rings for years with no issues at all and others require regular repairs and adjustments. The most common damage to jewellery is through wear and tear, this includes but is not limited to rhodium wear, bent rings, pulled prongs and lost stones. These issues are more common today as delicate styles become more popular.

Jewellery issues will show up quickly, usually within the first month of wear if the structure of the jewellery piece is compromised, and the same is true for loose stones. Banging from daily wear will quickly jar any loose stones right after a ring is set, stone setting is delicate task and done by hand, and on occasion a stone can come loose from the setting. At Moissy Fine Jewellery we will replace lost small side or halo stones size up to 2.5mm within the first year. Keep in mind center stones are set differently with much thicker prongs than tiny pave diamonds, they also may loosen, however we do not cover lost centre or shoulder stones, and recommend the wearer, check for loose stones every 3-6 months. Should you find that your stone is loose, refrain from wearing your piece until it can be repaired.

Manufacturing defects ~ Defects refer to the structure of the jewelry item, like a band separating from the ring head, or pits and porosity inside the ring that weaken the rings ability to hold up to normal wear. A manufacturing defect is sometimes difficult to understand for clients outside of the jewellery industry, as most manufacturing defects have to do with the casting of the piece. A manufactures defect will show up quickly during wear and will be easily recognized by your jeweller at initial inspection. These defects can usually be identified prior to us delivering a finished piece to the customer. 

Have your wedding band and engagement ring checked for loose prongs and damage regularly, the service is free and quick at our Moissy Fine Jewellery locations. If you notice your ring is bent, or the center stone has started to move, stop wearing the piece and have it repaired. Continued wear will result in a permanently damaged, a cracked ring or a lost center stone.

It is advisable to insure your jewellery. Loss or permanent damage is devastating and avoidable. Most jewellery, especially engagement rings and wedding bands, are lost within the first two years of wear, while you're getting used to wearing it. If you need to remove your jewelry in a public place put in on a chain around your neck, (try our heart ring holder, as an easy to use place to put your rings if you must remove them) or in your pocket or handbag.

Should you have any questions about your Moissy Fine Jewellery piece. Please contact us at sales@moissyfinejewellery.com