Everyday jewelry becomes part of your routine. A few small habits can help you look after the pieces you reach for most.
Put jewelry on last.
Let skincare, perfume and hair products settle before adding your jewelry. Avoid spraying or applying products directly onto beads, cords or metal details.
Give it a rest around water.
Remove your pieces before showering, swimming, exercise or cleaning. Water, salt, chlorine and cleaning agents can affect different materials in different ways.
Keep cleaning gentle.
A soft, dry cloth is a good starting point after wear. Follow any material-specific instructions supplied with the piece. Avoid abrasive cleaners and do not soak an item unless its care instructions specifically allow it.
Store pieces separately.
A dry place away from direct sunlight helps keep your collection organized. Fasten necklace clasps before putting them away, and avoid stretching elastic or pulling adjustable cords with force.
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