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Protect your jewelry! - Tips to make it last longer

Avoid direct contact with water. Remove all jewelery when washing hands, using hand cream, spraying perfume or showering.

Keep away from harmful products. Avoid direct contact with substances that can damage your jewelry, such as soap, hand sanitizer, perfume, oils, and moisturizers. Make-up, perfume and hairspray contain chemicals that can dull the finish of your jewellery.

Store in a dry, closed room. Store your jewelry in a dry place, preferably in the sealed plastic bag provided. Silver is a living material and will naturally change over time. Storing in a sealed bag helps prevent oxidation.

Store separately to avoid scratches. Keep your jewelry separate to protect the delicate surfaces from scratches.

Note that gold plating is not permanent. Gold plating wears off over time and its lifespan varies depending on the PH value of a person's skin.

Use a silver cleaning bath. For both silver and gold-plated pieces, a silver cleaning bath can help restore the shine and freshen up your jewelry. Wipe with a soft cloth and finish with an anti-tarnish cloth for extra polish.

Avoid harsh household products. Chlorine, chemicals, abrasive cleaners and detergents can stain or damage your jewelry.

Avoid pulling on pendants. 

Handle with care. Be careful when opening or closing earrings and necklaces. Avoid tugging or pulling as these pieces are made of soft materials and can break easily.