Crystals and Pearls
Protect the vibrancy of your accessories by minimizing exposure to chemicals and sunlight, which may alter their colors. Ensure longevity by avoiding contact with lotions, removing during showers, and storing in a scratch-resistant jewelry box. For physical activities, it's advisable to remove items to prevent potential scratching or stone cracking.
.925 Sterling Silver Jewelry
Shield your jewelry from water and chemicals, opting for storage in dry, sealed containers, shielded from sunlight to deter oxidation. Embrace the natural oils from your skin, enhancing the shine of your sterling silver pieces and acting as a deterrent against tarnishing—wear them often to maintain their brilliance.
Copper
To keep your copper jewelry radiant, regularly polish it with a soft cloth to remove tarnish. Store in a cool, dry place to prevent oxidation, and avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or prolonged moisture. Embrace your copper pieces, as your skin's natural oils contribute to their unique patina and lasting luster. Don't be shocked if your skin turns green it's copper oxidizing due to your natural skin oils, after a shower the green will fade and has no harming affect.
14K or 18K Plated Gold Jewelry
Extend the longevity of your jewelry by keeping it away from water, chemicals like perfumes and skincare products, and excessive sweat. To prevent tarnishing, refrain from wearing it during sleep, and store it in a dry, airtight container after removal. With proper care, your jewelry will stand the test of time.
General Tips and Tricks
Use jewelry cleaning cloth to polish the piece when needed. Periodically polish the jewelry with a soft, dry cloth to remove surface grease and grime and restore its original luster.
Take off when using harsh chemicals or exercising. Try to store in a separate box to avoid damage.