Jewelry Care

 Harmful chemicals they can could also do a number on your  personalized Jewelry, while gold-plated jewelry can handle exposure to water, to much exposure will eventually dull the sheen and diminishing its gorgeous  shine, and longevity.

Lotions, hairspray, and some cosmetics contain chemicals that can be  harmful to your Jewelry. It is always best to apply your makeup first  and then put on your Jewelry in order to minimize exposure that can be  damaging.

Take it off before you sweat it off

Make sure to remove your Jewelry before all intense physical  activity. This will protect it from reacting to the chemicals in your  sweat or from any damage that may occur in contact sports.

Jewelry and pools don't mix

Pools and jacuzis are full of chlorine that, if exposed for too  long, can cause your Jewelry to discolor . So play it safe: When you're  stripping down into your bathing suit, take off your Jewelry too.

Don't clean with the gleam

Harmful chemicals and Jewelry don’t mix. The chemicals in cleaning  products can be harmful to the quality and longevity of your precious  Jewelry pieces.

 Keep your Jewelry in a box where it won't get tangled up  with other items or damaged from too much movement.

Cleaning

Keep your jewelry sparkling by gently wiping it with a  soft cloth after each wear. This removes oils and other substances that  can dull its appearance.  

With proper care, there should be no need to use cleaning products to maintain the shine and luster.

 Makeup first, then accessories 

 18k Gold Plated over Stainless Steel: 

• Description: This involves a base of hypoallergenic stainless steel that is coated with a thin layer of 18k Gold.
• Pros: Affordable, looks expensive, and hypoallergenic.
• Cons: ensure minimal exposure to water and chemicals to maintain the integrity of the plating and luster.  .!