All JOIA pieces are exclusively made in Spain with European materials and sources.
Recycled brass is the main product of JOIA. In addition, the gold
plating (between 18 and 24 carats) is made mostly with recycled and
reused gold.
And last, but not least. JOIA jewelry is not a short life product,
thus their manufacturer guarantees the quality of the shine of the gold
plating in 10 years. Durability implies sustainability.
After creating in 2015 Jutelaune,
a sustainable shoe and fashion brand, Julia, the founder, decides to
create a JOIA in 2022 aiming to offer the jewelry lovers (like her) a
product that is committed to the environment and is exclusively made in
Spain.
CARE
Looking after JOIA jewels properly will make that your beloved piece lasts and shines for a very long time!
- Put on your jewelry after using beauty products. Avoid contact
with sprays, perfumes, cosmetics or creams that may leave residues or
create abrasions.
- Do not use cleaning products with your jewelry
on. Cosmetics or cleaning products contain chemicals that can damage
the lustre and integrity of precious metals and stones.
- Jewelry
and the sea/swimming pools are not a good match. In summer, we all love
to swim in the sea or relax in the water, but make sure you don't wear
your jewelry. Salt and chlorine can irreversibly damage the color of
metals and diamonds.
- If you are going to do sport, leave your
jewelry at home. Sweat is acidic and can damage metals. You will also
avoid knocks that damage the metal or weaken the settings, which could
eventually cause the stones to be lost.
- Clean them the right
way. We recommend that you make it a habit to clean them every time you
wear them by simply wiping them with a cotton cloth to remove
fingerprints, grease and dust.
- Store them in a box well protected from light. Keep in mind that gold is a soft metal that scratches easily.
- Be
careful with pearls. Pearls are particularly sensitive to contact with
chemicals. Always wear them after you have finished applying sprays,
perfumes and make-up.
