PROPER WEARING
Avoid Contact with Chemicals: When wearing jewelry daily, avoid contact with acidic or alkaline substances to prevent tarnishing or losing its shine.
Remove Jewelry Before Bathing: Soap, shower gel, and other bath products can cause the jewelry's surface coating to degrade or corrode. Always remove your jewelry before bathing or swimming.
Avoid Wearing During Intense Activities: It's best not to wear necklaces or other delicate jewelry during intense physical activities to prevent collisions or entanglement.
Take Off Jewelry Before Sleeping: Remove jewelry before sleeping to prevent deformation or breakage caused by pressure.
REGULAR CLEANING
Daily Cleaning: If jewelry gets dirty or comes into contact with sweat, rinse it with clean water and gently dry it with a soft cloth.
Deep Cleaning: For long-term wear, clean your jewelry using a mild detergent or specialized jewelry cleaner. After cleaning, dry it with a soft cloth or a polishing cloth, avoiding rough materials that may scratch the surface.
AVOID IMPACT
Avoid jewelry from colliding with hard objects, as this can cause deformation, damage, or wear down the surface plating, affecting its shine and overall appearance.
PROPER STORAGE
Store Separately: When not wearing your jewelry for an extended period, clean it and store it separately in its provided box to avoid friction between pieces.
Keep It Dry: Ensure the jewelry is kept dry to prevent oxidation or moisture damage.
Avoid Heat and Sunlight: Keep jewelry away from high temperatures and direct sunlight to protect it from material damage or color fading.
