Daily Wearing & Storage
- Avoid Contact with Chemicals: Chemical components in perfumes, hairsprays, skincare products, sunscreen, and other similar items can corrode metal platings, gemstone surfaces, or pearls, leading to discoloration and loss of luster. It is recommended to complete your makeup routine first and wait for the products to be fully absorbed before putting on jewelry. Be sure to remove jewelry prior to swimming, soaking in hot springs, or bathing.
- Wear Gently: Avoid subjecting jewelry to impact, pulling, or squeezing—especially inlaid styles (e.g., diamonds, gemstones), pearl jewelry, and delicate chain designs—to prevent gemstones from falling out, chains from breaking, or pearl surfaces from wearing down.
- Store Separately: When not in use, place jewelry in individual jewelry boxes, soft cloth bags, or sealed bags to avoid scratches caused by friction with other accessories. For oxidation-prone metal materials, add desiccants or anti-oxidation strips to the storage container to maintain a dry environment.
- Regular Inspections: Periodically check if the prongs of inlaid jewelry are loose or if chain connections are secure. Address any issues promptly to prevent loss or damage while wearing.
Cleaning & Maintenance Methods
Metal Jewelry (Gold-Plated, Sterling Silver, Recycled Metals)
- Daily Cleaning: Use the included soft polishing cloth to gently wipe the surface, removing fingerprints and dust to restore luster.
- Deep Cleaning: For slightly oxidized metal, mix a small amount of mild soapy water (fragrance-free, no abrasive particles) with warm water. Gently scrub with a soft-bristled brush (e.g., a makeup brush), rinse thoroughly with clean water, pat dry with a soft cloth, and then store.
- Note: Avoid using cleaners containing alcohol or bleach. Do not soak gold-plated jewelry for extended periods, as this may cause the plating to peel off.
Jewelry (Diamonds, Garnets, Birthstones, etc.)
- Cleaning Method: Use diluted neutral detergent or professional jewelry cleaner with a soft-bristled brush to clean dirt in gemstone crevices. Rinse and dry with a soft cloth.
- Note: Porous gemstones (e.g., turquoise, opal) should not come into contact with water. Only wipe with a dry soft cloth to prevent moisture absorption, which can lead to discoloration or damage.
Pearl Jewelry
- Cleaning Method: Pearls have a natural surface coating. Use a dry soft cloth to gently wipe away sweat and dust after wearing.
- Note: Do not rinse with water or expose to chemicals. Avoid direct sunlight or high-temperature environments, as these can cause pearls to yellow and the coating to peel.