Taking Care of Jewellery

January, 05 2021

Remove jewellery before entering any aquatic environment, while conducting cleaning tasks or while doing exercise
Thoroughly dry your jewellery with a clean, dry and soft cloth once it has been exposed to water.
Makeup, Perfume and hairspray can damage your jewellery. Make sure that your accessories are the last to be put on.
Make sure that your jewellery is the first thing to come off before getting undressed.
Gently wipe your jewellery clean to remove skin oils and makeup.

White gold jewellery is plated and is susceptible to wear over time.
Avoid wearing white gold jewellery while performing household tasks.
White gold should be professionally cleaned, polished and re-plated annually to ensure longevity and shine.

Do not allow crystal jewellery to come into contact with hot water as it may cause the stone to appear cloudy.
Avoid wearing other jewellery with your crystals as they are soft and may scratch.
Do not use jewellery cleaning solutions to clean your crystal as it could affect the lustre and loosen its settings.

Pearls are porous and must be kept separately from other jewellery.
Ensure your pearls do not touch perfumes or lotions as it may deteriorate the surface of the pearl.
Gently wipe after each wear to prevent deterioration.

Regardless of water resistance remove all watches before showering and store in a dry place. The steam in the shower or bathroom can cause irreparable damage.
Do not wear watch while performing physical activity, unless they are sports watches designed to withstand the motion.
Store separately so that it is not scratched by other jewellery.
Wipe with a jewellery cloth after every use to remove damaging makeup and skin oils.
Never use abrasive chemicals, such as alcohol to clean your watch.
Watch should not be worn in bed. Especially, where there is a magnetic underlay in use.

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