Jewelry is not only a beautiful accessory but also an emotional story – they remind us of gifts, significant events, or simply everyday joys. To keep these memories as sparkling as the jewelry itself, proper care is very important.
The good news is that jewelry care is not complicated – most of the tasks can be done at home using simple means. In this article, we will share practical tips on how to care for earrings, necklaces, rings, and bracelets so that they always look like new.
1. Regular Cleaning
Jewelry comes into contact with cosmetics, sweat, dust, and moisture daily, which can reduce their shine.
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The safest method: lukewarm water with a small drop of mild soap.
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Use for cleaning: a soft brush or microfiber cloth.
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What to avoid: aggressive cleaning agents that can damage the coating or stones.
👉 Tip: after wearing, simply wipe the jewelry with a soft cloth – this prevents dirt buildup.
2. Safe Storage
Often jewelry gets damaged not when worn, but when not stored correctly.
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Store separately, so that the jewelry doesn't scratch each other.
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Ideally – a jewelry box with compartments or soft pouches.
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When traveling – use special jewelry cases that prevent necklaces from tangling and rings from scratching.
3. Avoid Moisture and Cosmetics
Moisture and chemicals have a significant impact on jewelry.
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Remove jewelry before showering, exercising, or swimming.
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Do not apply perfumes or creams directly on jewelry.
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If jewelry gets wet, dry it with a soft cloth and allow it to dry completely.
👉 Tip: put on jewelry as the final touch after applying clothing and makeup.
4. Gentle care for stones
Zirconia, crystals, and pearls add sparkle to jewelry, but they are more sensitive to impacts and chemicals.
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Do not clean with harsh brushes.
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Don't be too rough, if the jewelry has stones – they can fall out if mechanically damaged.
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Check the fastenings from time to time, especially for rings and earrings.
5. Let the jewelry "rest"
If jewelry is worn every day, it naturally wears out faster. Therefore:
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Switch jewelry – let one "rest" while you wear another.
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This not only extends the lifespan of the jewelry but also allows you to enjoy variety and experiment with style.
6. Home remedies for special occasions
If the jewelry is particularly dirty:
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Mix baking soda with water to a paste consistency and gently clean.
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Clean pearls only with a clean, damp cloth – no chemicals!
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For silver jewelry, you can use special silver cleaning solutions, but for steel, soap water will suffice.
Conclusion – beauty that lasts
Caring for jewelry at home is simple but requires consistency. A few minutes a day or week will keep the jewelry as shiny and beautiful as when you bought it.
👉 Check out our collections and discover jewelry that not only inspires but also lasts for years – made from medical steel, gold, and with plating, which with proper care will remain flawless.
