Care Guide

This jewelry is made with materials that align with your bodies.
Learn how to make your piece last lifetimes.

Ritualis Jewelry is designed by Kedrik Wolf with quality as well as natural coherence in mind, and crafted by hand using ethically sourced materials. These materials are chosen for their potency as well as their longevity. Continue reading to keep them beautiful.

Gold Alloys

Ritualis uses recycled and responsibly sourced gold for all of it's alloys. This includes established alloys such as 9k, 12k, 14k, and 18k solid gold, in addition to the customized alloys offered to Bespoke clients. We do not utilize plating or vermiel.

While this makes our jewelry capable of lasting for lifetimes, it still requires care.

  • Avoid contact with abrasive surfaces, especially in the case of rings. When it doubt, place your item in the provided packaging and keep it on your person while roughing it in the wild.

  • Avoid contact with harsh, caustic, or corrosive chemicals.

  • Store jewelry in a way that it will not tangle or scuff other pieces as different alloys have different degrees of hardness.

  • Clean your jewelry with mild soap and warm water. You can also utilize a polishing cloth when needed.

  • For deeper cleaning, feel free to contact us for cleaning-service or ideas on where to find trusted jewelers to provide steam cleaning or re-polishing.

  • If you notice any loose stones or materials, let us know immediately.

Silver Alloys

For our silver pieces we use 0.925 sterling silver or in some cases, 0.999 fine silver. This may include reclaimed silver from yours or others' items that were sent into Ritualis but it is always cleaned and refined prior to use.

  • Avoid wearing your silver items while swimming in chlorinated pools or natural hot springs, as well as exposure to harsh or caustic chemicals as this may drastically change the patina and appearance.

  • Avoid contact with abrasive surfaces, especially in the case of rings. When it doubt, place your item in the provided packaging and keep it on your person while roughing it in the wild.

  • Store jewelry in a way that it will not tangle or scuff other pieces as different alloys have different degrees of hardness.

  • Sterling silver will antique readily under certain conditions. Clean your jewelry with mild soap and warm water or utilize a polishing cloth when needed.

  • For deeper cleaning, feel free to contact us for cleaning-service or ideas on where to find trusted jewelers to provide steam cleaning or re-polishing.

  • If you notice any loose stones or materials, let us know immediately.

Gemstones and Organic Materials

All of the gemstones we utilize are conscious sourced through a trusted network and reliable stores. Our organic materials such as bone and wood are obtained locally whenever possible, or from recycled and reclaimed sources.

These materials require different care than precious metals:

  • To clean your gemstones and restore their sparkle, use a soft-bristled brush, warm water, and detergent-free soap to gently scrub.

  • Wood inlays and leather features can sometimes dry out under certain conditions. This can be remedied with cutting board oil but take care not to use very much.

  • Bone inlays may at times become loose, at which point it is best to message us for support.

  • If further cleaning is required, message us for cleaning-services or suggestions.

  • Do not use chemicals or excessive temperatures when cleaning.