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Jewelry Sets 
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JEWELRY
CARE
Your jewelry is a prized possession that can be enjoyed for generations to come, given the proper care. A few simple steps can help you enjoy your jewelry for longer.
Keep jewelry away from light and heat
We know the sun can be damaging to our skin, but did you know it can affect your jewelry too? The sun’s harmful rays, in time, can fade or damage some gemstones, such as amethyst, kunzite, topaz and shell cameos. Pearls and other delicate materials, such as ivory, will bleach under extreme exposure to light. Other gems, especially amber, can darken over time when exposed to too much light. Heat can also remove the natural moisture of gems, causing them to crack or discolour. Opals, especially, can turn white or brown, develop tiny cracks, and might lose their play-of-colour.
Keep your jewelry away from chemicals
Exposure to chemicals can damage or discolour gold, silver and platinum, and may damage some coloured gems. Even everyday substances like hairspray, lotion, perfume or other cosmetics can contain chemicals that will permanently damage the surface of your pearls and other delicate or porous gems (like turquoise). Always remove your jewelry before putting on lotions and cosmetics, getting into swimming pools or doing strenuous activities such as gardening and workouts.
Clean your jewelry with care
The best way to clean your jewelry is also the simplest way. Use a soft brush and mild dish soap combined with warm water and gently clean your jewelry regularly.
Store your jewelry properly and safely
Never toss your jewelry on top of a drawer or dresser or keep them exposed to sunlight and extreme changes in temperature. Most jewelry comes with a box or pouch at purchase, and these can be used for storage as well. Sterling silver, especially, needs to be kept in an anti-tarnish bag or cloth, and never exposed to air except when being worn. Pearls and opals, on the other hand, draw moisture from the air, so storing your opal or pearl jewelry in a dry area, such as a safe deposit box, can sometimes do more harm than good. It is best to look up how to store your individual pieces properly or follow the instructions given by the retailer at purchase.
