Jewelry Care

Store your silver jewelry in a dry, cool place, such as a jewelry box or pouch, to prevent tarnishing.
Avoid exposing your silver jewelry to chemicals such as perfumes, lotions, or hair sprays, as these can cause discoloration.
Clean your silver jewelry regularly with a soft cloth or a silver polishing cloth to remove any tarnish or dirt. You can also use gentle soap and warm water to clean your silver jewelry.
Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials to clean your silver jewelry, as these can scratch or damage the metal.
Use a silver dip or polish specifically designed for silver jewelry to clean heavily tarnished pieces.
Consider using anti-tarnish strips or pouches to help prevent tarnishing.
Remove jewelry prior to bathing or showering.

Caring for Gold and GoldPlated Jewelry

Rinse and Dry Thoroughly:

Rinse the jewelry with warm water and pat it dry with a soft cloth to prevent water spots and maintain its brilliance.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals:

Remove your gold jewelry before swimming in chlorinated pools or using household cleaning agents, as these can damage the gold.

Ultrasonic Cleaner:

Consider using an ultrasonic cleaner for a quick and efficient cleaning, which uses sound waves to remove dirt and debris.

Wipe your gold jewelry with a soft cloth or a jewelry polishing cloth to remove dirt, oils, and residue from daily wear.
Soaking (Optional):

For a deeper clean, soak your gold jewelry in a solution of warm water and mild soap for a few minutes, then gently scrub with a soft-bristled brush.

Storage:

Store Separately: Store each piece of gold jewelry separately in a soft cloth bag or the original box to prevent scratches and tangling.

Dry and Airtight: Keep your gold jewelry in a dry, airtight container away from moisture and direct sunlight to prevent tarnishing.

Avoid Contact with Other Metals: Store gold jewelry away from other metals to prevent tarnishing.