Agate Stonebar Bracelet

Your jewelry is made to last, but like anything special, it depends on how well you care for it. Here’s what you need to know to keep your pieces looking their best.

Gold-Filled Jewelry

Gold-filled jewelry is hypoallergenic and water-resistant, but regular exposure to sweat, oils, and chemicals can dull its shine over time.

Clean your pieces regularly to remove buildup and keep the finish bright.

Sterling Silver

Sterling silver will naturally tarnish over time, but it can easily be polished back to shine using a soft silver polishing cloth.

Solid pieces like bars and pendants can be gently cleaned at home.

For fine or delicate silver strands, scan the QR code on your packaging for a video care guide.

Pearls

Pearls are organic and respond beautifully to your skin’s natural oils, but they are sensitive to perfumes, sprays, and chemicals.

Wipe them gently after wear and avoid exposing them to harsh products or excessive moisture.

General Care Tips

Don’t shower, swim, exercise, or get massages while wearing your jewelry. Regular exposure to moisture, heat, sweat, oils, and chemicals can shorten the life of your pieces.

Handle fine strands with care and remove your jewelry before high-contact activities.

A quick-reference care guide is included on the back of your packaging for everyday reminders.

Storage

Store each piece separately in the pouch provided to help prevent scratches and tangling.

Cleaning

Use a soft polishing cloth for gold-filled and sterling silver pieces.

Gently wipe pearls and delicate stones with a soft, damp cloth only.

Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaning products on all jewelry.

Maintenance

Check clasps, settings, and connections occasionally for signs of wear. If anything feels loose or damaged, have it repaired promptly to help prevent loss or further damage.