Alligator Leather

To preserve the original quality of alligator leather, keep it away from sources of heat, moisture and direct sunlight. When not in use, always store your alligator product in the original storage bag to avoid scratching and unnecessary aesthetic damage. For classic (glazed) finishes, simply buff with a dry soft cloth to restore sheen. Do not use leather creams, oils or waxes on matte or classic finishes. If you must clean your alligator handbag, use a leather cleaner that is specifically made for reptile and exotic leathers. Although these are mostly safe, they may change the color of the leather slightly. Always test cleaners on a small, hidden part of your alligator handbag before using.

Gemstones

To preserve the original quality of your gemstone handles, care should be taken to avoid heat, dust, shock, chemicals and ultrasound. Gemstones vary in their scratch hardness, and should therefore be considered delicate, to be safe. Contact with perfumes should be limited to prevent discoloration. Maltreatment may cause your stones to fracture and break. Use a dry soft cloth or a mild jewelry wipe to clean your handles. Always store them in the original anti-tarnish storage bag to avoid unnecessary damage.

Silver

To remove tarnish from silver incorporated in handbag handles and jewelry, special care should be taken to prevent cleaners from coming in contact with the gemstones and alligator leather. Use a sturdy cotton swab to reduce such risk. Always "rinse" cleaned areas with cold water and wipe dry with a soft cloth or jewelry cloth.