Wearing jewelry helps us to perfect our appearance, and it is also a way to express our personality. Usually the metals used to make jewelry are: Stainless steel, silver, gold, titanium, platinum.

After a period of use, jewelry will be worn, damaged and covered with dirt and dust. Don’t forget to “pocket” the following notes to clean and preserve your jewelry!

Jewelry is made of metal, so it will have a certain reaction with chemicals. Therefore, to preserve jewelry best, we should limit its exposure to environments with many chemicals such as sea water, swimming pool water, perfume, etc.

In particular, jewelry should be kept away from strong detergents, alcohol, and acetone. These substances will cause chemical reactions, corrode jewelry, and cause damage that is difficult to handle.

The surface of jewelry is often smooth, so avoid rubbing it against other objects because it can peel off the paint, deform the jewelry, and affect its durability and aesthetics.

To keep jewelry new and beautiful, we should remember to only wear jewelry after applying makeup and perfume.

In addition, to preserve the surface of the jewelry well, we can apply a layer of clear nail polish on them. The clear paint layer will help create a protective film for the jewelry, preventing the jewelry from being oxidized quickly due to frequent contact with the outside air.

Also, don't forget to use a separate box for your jewelry to avoid exposing it to too much air.

To best care for and preserve jewelry, you need to regularly check its condition and promptly handle any peeling paint or structural damage to these accessories.

And don't forget we should periodically clean jewelry to remove dirt and plaque, and polish jewelry to maintain its aesthetics.

An Nguyen