1 - Regular Cleaning: Clean your jewelry regularly to remove dirt and oils. Use a mild soap, warm water solution, and a soft brush for gentle scrubbing.

2 - Safe Storage: Store your jewelry in a cool, dry place, preferably in a lined jewelry box. Keep pieces separate to prevent scratching.

3 - Avoid Chemicals: Remove jewelry before swimming, bathing, or using household cleaners. Chemicals can tarnish and damage metals and gemstones.

Gold and Platinum

Avoid Chlorine: Chlorine can weaken gold and platinum over time. Remove your jewelry before swimming in pools or hot tubs.

Polish Regularly: Use a polishing cloth to maintain shine. Professional polishing is recommended for deeper scratches.

Silver

Prevent Tarnish: Store silver jewelry in anti-tarnish bags or cloths. Regularly use a silver polishing cloth to remove tarnish and restore shine.

Avoid Humidity: Humidity can accelerate tarnishing. Store in a low-humidity environment.

Diamonds and Gemstones

Check Settings: Regularly inspect the settings to ensure stones are secure. Professional maintenance can prevent the loss of gemstones.

Avoid Impact: Hard impacts can chip or crack gemstones. Remove jewelry during activities that could cause damage.

Pearls

Gentle Cleaning: Wipe pearls with a soft, damp cloth after wearing. Avoid submerging them in water.

Avoid Sprays: Perfumes, hairsprays, and cosmetics can damage pearls. Put on your jewelry last when getting ready.

Regular Inspections: Have your jewelry professionally inspected and cleaned at least once a year. Jewelers can catch and fix issues early.

Re-plating: White gold may need re-plating over time to maintain its rhodium finish. Jewelers offer this service to keep your jewelry looking new.