Gold, sterling silver, and gemstone jewelry require careful handling to preserve their beauty and quality over time.

1. Delicate Gemstones
   Almost all types of stones can crack or break if they fall on a hard surface.
   Excessive heat and sudden temperature changes may also crack certain stones.
   Many of the earring designs are delicate – they should be used gently to prevent damage or loss.

2. Chemicals and Harmful Substances
   Exposure to chemicals can damage or tarnish precious metals (gold, silver, palladium) and harm gemstones.
   Everyday products such as hair sprays, body creams, perfumes, or cosmetics may contain chemicals that harm jewelry.
   It is recommended to remove jewelry before entering a chlorinated swimming pool

3. or using cleaning products.
   These substances may contain ammonia or chlorine, which are dangerous to stones and metals.

4. Cleaning Jewelry
   Stones can be cleaned with warm water, mild soap (without detergents), and a soft cloth.
   Jewelry should be rinsed in a separate container with water, not directly in the sink,

5. to prevent the loss of loose stones or parts of the jewelry.
   It is recommended to consult a specialist before cleaning delicate or high-value jewelry.

• Keeping jewelry out of reach, storing it in a pouch or soft box, and following proper cleaning practices helps maintain their appearance and longevity.