• Try and avoid your jewelry coming into contact with perfumes, skin products and hair products.

• Remove when exercising, swimming, showering, or sleeping.

• Store your jewelry in a dry, airtight place. Damp or hot conditions will cause the jewelry to tarnish

• Wipe your jewelry clean with a soft cloth before returning it to storage to remove any body oils and dirt.


Step 1:

Mix 1 tsp mild liquid dish soap with lukewarm water in a small bowl.
Step 2:

Dip a soft cloth in the soapy water, then gently scrub your jewelry while keeping it submerged in the bowl. Concentrate on any grooves or ridges the piece may have. Don't scrub too hard, though, or you risk scratching the item. Clean the jewelry for no longer than 5 minutes, then rinse and dry it with a clean, lint-free cloth. 

• If you wear the same pearl jewelry frequently, check the thread for firmness at least once a year.
• Avoid spraying the perfume on the surface of the pearl.
• Clean jewelry with a soft, damp cloth without adding any cleaning agent.
• Store separately in a jewelry box. Bright light, high temperature, or contact with cleaning agents can cause damage to the pearl.

• If the jewelry is not worn for a long time, be sure to clean it and wipe it clean to avoid sweat stains and corrosion on the jewelry. Then put it in a sealed bag or box to isolate it from the air to prevent the silver jewelry from oxidizing and turning yellow and black.
• Each piece of jewelry should be stored separately to avoid mixing with other jewelry or hard objects to avoid friction and damage between each other.