Usage

• Avoid spraying perfume or applying lotions directly on your jewelry to maintain its finish and brilliance.
• Avoid wearing fine jewelry while engaging in rigorous activities such as gardening or heavy lifting to prevent accidental damage.
• Remove your jewelry before swimming, showering, or using a hot tub. Saltwater and chlorine can tarnish the polish and erode the finish of gemstones.
• Keep your jewelry away from household cleaning agents, as they often contain harsh chemicals that can tarnish metals or harm gemstones.
• For jewelry with enamel or custom finishes, avoid knocking or dropping the piece, as this can chip or damage the surface.

Storage

• Store each piece separately in ziplock pouches or drawstring bags to prevent scratches and tangling.

Travel

• When traveling, use a portable jewelry roll or a dedicated jewelry case to protect your pieces from damage.

Cleaning

• Clean your jewelry with warm water and a mild hand soap. Rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove any residue, and pat dry with a soft microfiber cloth.
• Avoid using bleach, metal cleaners, or other harsh chemicals, as they may damage or discolor your jewelry.
• Do not use abrasive brushes or cleaning tools, as they can scratch the metal or gemstones.

Maintenance

• Inspect your jewelry regularly for loose stones or damaged clasps. If you notice any issues, have them repaired promptly by a professional jeweler.
• For pieces with intricate designs or settings, schedule professional cleaning and inspection at least once a year to maintain their beauty and durability.

Special Care for Gemstones

• Certain gemstones, such as pearls, opals, and emeralds, require extra care. Store them separately to avoid scratches, and avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or prolonged sunlight, which can affect their appearance and integrity.
• For porous gemstones, like turquoise, keep them away from oils, perfumes, and moisture.