Maintaining Bracelets and Brass

Each piece of Herman jewelry is handcrafted, without harsh chemical polishes and industrial coatings. The material is left natural, honest, and alive.

That's why it asks for what every handmade item asks for – a little attention and tenderness.

Polishing and Discoloration

Brass may change color over time or develop a warmer, deeper shade. This is not a defect but a natural process and part of its story. If you want to restore its golden shine, gentle polishing with a dry, soft cloth is sufficient. No harsh rubbing and no aggressive agents.
Sometimes, just a minute of attention is enough.

However, if you prefer patina and the trace of time, feel free to let it develop. Each piece then becomes even more personal.

Water, Perfumes, and Everyday Life

Since the jewelry is not protected by a thick layer of lacquer, I recommend not applying perfumes to it. Brass likes a dry and calm environment.

Storage

Store bracelets separately, in a soft pouch or box.
Brass is a noble but delicate material and does not like friction or scratches.

About Imperfections

Every tiny difference in texture, color, or shape is a sign that the piece did not come out of a machine, but from hands. These imperfections are not flaws. They are proof that every piece is unique.

Just like the person who wears it.

Care for it gently, and it will return character to you.