Care Tips
• Clean your jewelry with warm water and a bit of mild soap. **For jewelry made with original paintings, it is important to note that they should not get wet in order to preserve the artwork. We recommend cleaning them with a small cotton swab instead.**
• Occasionally give your jewelry a gentle polish using a microfiber cloth or a dedicated tin cleaner.
• Avoid applying perfume, body lotion, or other chemicals directly on the piece, especially hand sanitizer with rings, as these substances can dull the shine or weaken the structure.
• Remove your jewelry when bathing, showering, or sleeping.
• Do not pull on it harshly and avoid collisions or scratches. Any aggressive impact may irrevocably damage the piece.
• Avoid exposing your jewelry to high temperatures, as extreme heat can damage the materials and affect the overall appearance.
• Do not wear jewelry during strenuous activities, such as exercise.
• Be cautious, as some pieces may have sharp spikes. These are always polished, but they can still cause harm.
• Store your jewelry in a cool, dry place, preferably in a pouch or box lined with anti-tarnish fabric to minimize exposure to air and moisture.
By following these tips, you'll be able to keep your jewelry radiant for a long time.
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