Tips for caring for your jewelry

Tips for caring for your jewelry

1. Store your jewelry individually away from light, keep it dry - When you are not wearing your jewelry, keep it dry, preferably in packaging to avoid friction with other jewelry.

2. Remove your jewelry when doing manual tasks - When performing manual tasks where they could be exposed to scratches, chemicals or cleaning fluids, be sure to remove your jewelry properly.

3. Avoid contact with water - Swimming pools contain chlorinated water that can react with the material, causing a color change. Water and soap itself can cause the same effect when jewelry is constantly exposed to these conditions. Avoid wearing them while bathing. If you accidentally drop them into the sea or water, remember to wipe them with a soft, dry cloth.

4. Don't mix sport and jewelry - Heavy blows can damage jewelry, especially the clasp of chains and bracelets, if hit directly. Jewelry can cause injuries to other players. It is advisable to remove your jewelry before playing sports or practicing sports.

5. Avoid direct contact with solvents - Detergents, perfumes, cosmetics, etc. can damage your jewelry.

6. Avoid exposing your jewelry to extreme temperatures - The temperature should be between 0 and 60℃.

7. Inspect your jewelry regularly and clean it if necessary - We recommend that you inspect your jewelry regularly and wipe it with a clean microfiber cloth as soon as dirt or fingerprints accumulate. This not only keeps your jewelry clean for longer, but also makes it shine and look beautiful. For extremely dirty jewelry, use a soft toothbrush and, if necessary, mild soap to clean the jewelry under warm running water. Wipe it dry with a soft cloth.