How to care for your jewelry

Plated jewelry has a thin layer of rhodium or gold on top of the main metal, and constant contact with the skin can wear off the plating.

Water, sweat, chemicals such as cosmetics and perfumes can cause jewelry to tarnish or oxidize.
To ensure the longevity of your jewelry, we recommend avoiding direct contact with water and chemicals.

Store your jewelry in an airtight bag.
When cleaning, put it in lukewarm water mixed with a neutral detergent and clean it with a soft cloth.

Use a jewelry cloth regularly to keep your jewelry clean.

HOW TO CARE FOR JEWELLERY

Plated jewelry has a thin layer of rhodium, gold, etc. on top of the main metal, and constant contact with the skin can cause the plating to fall off.

Water, perspiration, and chemical products such as cosmetics and perfumes can cause jewelry to tarnish or oxidize.

To prolong the life of your jewelry, we recommend that you avoid direct contact with water and chemical products.

When storing jewelry, keep it in an airtight bag.

When caring for your jewelry, clean it with a soft cloth in warm water mixed with a mild detergent.

Use a jewelry cloth regularly to keep your jewelry clean.