It's a reflection of personal style, a spark of joy, or a cherished memory. In order to keep your jewelry looking beautiful for as long as possible, it's important to know how to properly care of them. 

With jewelry made from a wide variety of metals and materials, each type has its own unique care needs. But there are a few general care guidelines you can apply to most jewelry: 

• The last thing you put on and the first thing you take off.
  
  Apply lotions, makeup, and perfumes before you put on your jewelry. These and similar products can cause buildup and damage over time.
  
  For similar reasons, jewelry should be taken off before entering the shower, saltwater, or swimming pool.
  
  

• Proper storage
  Keep your jewelry in a cool, dry place. Moisture and humidity can cause jewelry to tarnish or fade more quickly.
  
  You can also avoid scratching and tangling your jewelry by storing them separately in compartments, boxes, or little bags.
  
  
  
  
• Gentle cleaning
  To help preserve your jewelry you can use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe away dirt and oils from the skin after each wear. A soft microfiber cloth is a good option.
  
  
  
  When a deeper clean is needed, it's important to choose the right cleaning method for your jewelry. You can use a jewelry polishing cloth infused with a cleaning solution or a liquid cleaner. When choosing a cleaning method, be sure to check that the cleaner is suitable for the specific metal and materials of your jewelry.
  
  Different metals, gemstones, and finishes may require specialized cleaning products, as certain cleaners can damage or tarnish delicate materials. Always verify the compatibility of your cleaner to ensure the longevity and condition of your jewelry.