Daily Jewelry Care

The key to jewelry care is to use appropriate methods for each material, such as wiping with a soft cloth and avoiding contact with chemicals, cleaning regularly, and storing separately to prevent scratches. Pearl jewelry requires particular care and should be worn after applying makeup and stored separately to avoid contact with acidic or alkaline cleaning products that can tarnish its luster.

General Care Tips:

Avoid Chemical Exposure: Remove jewelry when swimming, bathing, doing housework, or using cosmetics or perfume to prevent contact with acids, alkalis, alcohol, and other chemicals that may damage the jewelry.

Regular Cleaning:

Precious metals and diamonds: Use a small amount of mild detergent in warm water and gently scrub with a soft toothbrush or cloth. Rinse with clean water and wipe dry with a soft cloth. Pearls: Gently wipe with a damp, soft cloth. Avoid soaking with water or using detergents to prevent contaminants from accumulating in the pores and diminishing their luster.
Store Separately: Store jewelry separately to prevent scratches.

Caring for Different Jewelry Pieces

Pearl Jewelry:

Wearing Order: Wear pearl jewelry after applying makeup or perfume.

Cleaning: Wipe with a damp cloth immediately after wearing to allow the pearls to breathe.

Storage: Store separately to avoid contact with hard objects.

Diamond Jewelry:

Cleaning: Soak the diamond in mild soapy water and then scrub the surface, especially the back, with a new, soft toothbrush to remove grease and dust.

Daily Use: Diamonds easily accumulate grease and dust on their surfaces and should be cleaned regularly to maintain their brilliance.

Gold Jewelry:

Avoid Abrasion: Gold is soft and easily deforms and may leave white marks. Handle with care.

Cleaning: Wipe with a soft, non-abrasive cloth to remove fingerprints and stains.