Charlotte only uses precious metals such as fine/sterling silver and gold in her jewellery. All pieces over the weight required by UK law are hallmarked with her personal sponsors mark by the Birmingham assay office.

Enamel: Clean by hand using hot, soapy water and pat dry thoroughly using a soft cloth or tissue. Vitreous enamel is very durable and long lasting. Many ancient enamel pieces have been discovered in archaeological digs still vibrant in colour. However, take care not to drop on any hard surfaces as this could result in damage to the glass surfaces.

Silver: Silver is a natural material which can react with the environment including with chemicals in the air or perfumes and so may tarnish (develop blackened areas) over time. This is easily removed by gently rubbing with a soft jewellery polishing cloth. Silver jewellery needs to be cleaned occasionally and stored correctly to keep it looking lovely.

Storage: Ideally store in a sealed box or ziplock bag to avoid contact with moisture in the air which will allow the silver to tarnish more quickly.