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How to take care of accessories (plated material)
- Perspiration and dust can cause accessories to tarnish or lose their shine. It is advisable to wipe off dust or moisture with a soft cloth each time after you wear it.
- Moisture may cause the glue to come off. When you wash hands, shower, swim or any activities in which you may have a contact with water, you’d be advised to take off accessories you are wearing.
- Accessories should not be dipped in silver solution or washed in a supersonic cleaner.
- Delicate natural materials such as pearls, turquoise, coral, amber and seashell may react to perspiration, chemicals, cosmetics and perfume and change its color or lose their shine. Thus it is advisable to wipe off any moisture or stains with a soft cloth. Those materials are also fragile so they may break if they fall on the ground.
- Accessories should be kept in a well-ventilated place of low humidity and should not be exposed to the direct rays of the sun and dust and each piece should be kept separately, not contacting each other. They should not be kept together with volatile substance such as naphthalene or hair spray which may cause accessories to lose their glossiness.
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- Natural materials such as leather may lose their colors due to friction or perspiration, it would be advisable that they should not be worn on white or light color clothes.
- Some accessories (with parts of sharp design or rings with parts sticking out) may cause scratches or damages on objects or human beings. Careful attention must be paid when you wear such accessories.
- People with some predisposition may suffer from itchiness or rashes when you wear certain accessories, then you must stop wearing the particular accessories and consult a doctor.
- You must take off your accessories when you are engaged in hard physical activities such as sports or manual labor, or when you go to bed or take care of babies.
- You should refrain from wearing accessories such as pierces in extremely hot or cold places such as in sauna or in freezing whether as you may get burnt or frostbitten.
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