1. Regular Cleaning:

Regularly clean your jewelry with a soft, dry cloth to remove dirt and sweat.

For a deeper clean, use warm water and mild soap. Make sure to rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.

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2. Daily Use:

Your jewelry is durable, but it's recommended to remove it during intense physical activities to avoid scratches or damage.

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3. Avoid contact with chemicals such as perfumes, lotions, and cleaning products, as they can affect the finish.

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4. Storage: Store your jewelry in its original pouch or box to protect it from scratches and other damage.

Keep pieces separated to prevent tangling or scratching against each other.

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5. Avoid Prolonged Exposure to Water: While your jewelry is water-resistant, avoid prolonged exposure to water, especially in pools or spas, as chlorine can affect the gold plating. You can wash your hands or take quick showers, but make sure to dry your jewelry thoroughly afterward.

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6. Drying: If your jewelry comes into contact with water, gently dry it with a soft, dry cloth.

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7. Avoid Impact and Falls: Be cautious when wearing your jewelry in environments where it may get bumped or dropped, as this can cause visible damage.

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