As with all jewelry, general wear and tear is inevitable and will occur over time. The rate of wear will depend on how the piece is used and stored.
Try to store your jewelry in an enclosed way, avoiding moisture and preventing it from colliding with other hard and solid materials.
Try to protect your jewelry from impacts, scratches, and contact with chemicals.
It is strongly discouraged to wear them at the beach, in the pool, or in the shower.
Daily exposure to creams, skin oils, hairsprays, household chemicals, and other substances causes oxidation of the material and loss of the metal's natural shine and plating.
A safe way to clean your jewelry is by using a very soft sponge, warm water, and toothpaste.
Before using any jewelry cleaner, always read the label to make sure the product is appropriate for metals with plating, plating, or other characteristics of the jewelry you wish to clean. These cleaning products, when misused, are prone to causing damage and loss of color and shine to jewelry.
All items coated with plating or gold plating are created through the application of a top surface layer or chemical transformation, which, regardless of its quality or number of layers, will inevitably fade over time.
If you wish to renew the color of your jewelry, please contact us (kathiabucho@gmail.com)