Before You Order:
Whether you are healing from a difficult season, stepping into a completely new chapter, or simply doing the quiet work of self love, these pieces are made for you.
Seraph & Grace is here to help you step out the door each morning feeling lighter, braver, and completely at peace. Let it be a reminder that you never have to carry the weight of the world alone.
About Us
Seraph & Grace is brand started in Singapore that sells worldwide, dedicated to bringing you divine comfort and a quiet reminder that you are exactly where you need to be. We design our pieces for any woman seeking meaning and direction, rooted in a few simple truths:
- You are always watched over and never walking alone.
- Your intuition is sacred.
- Our pieces are physical anchors meant to ground your energy and bring you peace during a busy day.
Worldwide shipping & costs
Yes, we ship to almost every country in the world! We offer FREE standard shipping on all orders over $69.99. For orders under this amount, shipping costs are calculated at checkout. We also offer paid DHL Express shipping for some regions.
How long will it take to receive my order?
All orders require 2-5 business days for processing. Once your order has shipped, estimated delivery times are:
- Standard Shipping: 7-20 Business Days (Typically 8-14 days for the US, Canada, and Australia, and 7-12 days for the UK and most of the EU).
- DHL Express Shipping: 6-8 Business Days.
(Exact shipping times and costs for your specific location will be displayed at checkout).
What if I entered the wrong shipping address?
If you need to update your contact or shipping information, please email us immediately at cs@seraphgrace.com within 2 hours of placing your order. Please note that once your parcel has been processed and shipped, we are unable to redirect it.
How to care for your S925 sterling silver from Seraph & Grace
S925 Sterling Silver is a beautiful, durable precious metal meant to be worn and loved. Because it is an alloy of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper (which gives it its strength), it will naturally oxidize (tarnish) over time when exposed to the elements.
The good news? Tarnishing is completely normal, easily preventable, and 100% reversible. Here is how to keep your pieces shining.
Everyday Wear: The Golden Rules
- Wear it often: Believe it or not, your skin’s natural oils help keep sterling silver clean and prevent it from tarnishing.
- Last on, first off: Make your jewelry the final touch to your outfit. Wait until your perfumes, lotions, hairspray, and makeup have completely dried before putting on your necklaces and bracelets.
- Keep it dry: Remove your jewelry before showering, swimming (especially in chlorinated pools or saltwater), or soaking in hot tubs.
- Avoid harsh chemicals: Take off your rings when cleaning with household supplies, doing heavy gardening, or handling anything containing sulfur.
Proper Storage
Oxygen and moisture are the main culprits behind tarnishing. When you aren't wearing your pieces:
- Seal it up: Store your silver in an airtight container or a small, sealable plastic bag. Squeezing all the air out before sealing is highly effective.
- Keep it dry and dark: Store your jewelry box in a cool, dry place. Avoid keeping it in the bathroom, where humidity levels fluctuate daily.
- Store pieces individually: Keep necklaces clasped and store items separately to prevent them from tangling or scratching each other.
Cleaning and Restoring Shine
If your silver starts to look a little dull or develops a dark patina, bringing it back to life is simple:
- The Polishing Cloth: Use a dedicated microfiber or silver-polishing cloth to gently buff the metal. Use long, back-and-forth strokes rather than rubbing in circles, which can magnify tiny scratches.
- Mild Soap & Water: For a deeper clean, mix a few drops of mild dish soap with warm water. Gently wash the piece using your fingers or a very soft-bristled baby toothbrush to get into intricate details. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and pat completely dry with a soft cloth.
- What to Avoid: Never use toothpaste, baking soda pastes, or harsh commercial chemical dips, as these are too abrasive and will strip the metal over time.