CARE – RESIN JEWELRY (WITH REAL FLOWERS)

Water contact:
Resin is water-resistant but not waterproof. Avoid submerging and remove before showering, swimming, or washing hands.

Sun exposure:
Prolonged sunlight may cause yellowing of the resin and fading of the natural flowers. Store in a shaded place.

Extreme temperatures:
High heat can soften resin; extreme cold can make it brittle. Keep away from hot cars or heat sources.

Chemicals:
Perfume, lotion, alcohol, acetone, and cleaners may damage or dull the surface. Apply beauty products before putting jewelry on.

Impacts and friction:
Resin can scratch. Avoid dropping or wearing during intense physical activities.

Cleaning:
Use a soft or microfiber cloth. For light dirt, wash gently with mild soap and lukewarm water, then dry well. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Storage:
Store in a soft pouch or jewelry box, away from humidity and sunlight.

CARE – 925 STERLING SILVER

Avoid constant moisture:
Sterling silver can tarnish faster in humid environments. Remove before showering, swimming, or heavy sweating.

Perfume, lotion and chemicals:
These accelerate tarnishing. Apply products before wearing the jewelry and avoid contact with cleaners.

Daily wear:
Regular wear helps silver maintain its shine, but avoid saltwater and chlorine.

Proper storage:
Store in a dry pouch or jewelry box, ideally tarnish-resistant. Keep pieces separate to prevent scratching.

Cleaning:
Use a silver polishing cloth or a soft cloth. For deeper cleaning, use mild soap and warm water. Avoid abrasive or harsh chemical cleaners.

Check hardware:
If your piece has clasps or thin chains, check occasionally to ensure they remain secure.

CARE – 18K GOLD PLATED 925 STERLING SILVER

Avoid constant moisture:
Water exposure can wear down the gold plating. Remove the piece before showering, swimming, or sweating.

Perfume, lotion and chemicals:
These products speed up the fading of the plating. Apply them before wearing the jewelry and avoid cleaning chemicals.

Friction and impact:
Rubbing and knocks can thin or damage the plating. Avoid activities that cause friction or contact with other jewelry.

Cleaning:
Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive polishing or strong cleaners.

Storage:
Store the piece separately in a pouch or box to prevent scratches and humidity.

Note:
This is gold plating, so with natural wear and the passing of time it may lose its golden tone and return to its silver base.