When you are not wearing them, store your jewelry individually in its case or pouch. Avoid letting them rub against each other: friction accelerates wear and oxidation.
Over time, dust and impurities can dull the shine of your jewelry. Clean it gently with a soft cloth, such as a microfiber cloth. If necessary, use a little warm water and mild soap, then rinse thoroughly and dry immediately. Never use harsh chemicals or abrasives.
Remove before certain activities
We recommend that you remove your jewelry: before any sporting activity, during manual or household work, before contact with chemicals.
Perspiration, shocks, and repeated movements can weaken jewelry.
Water, salt, and chlorine can damage gold plating and cultured pearls. Avoid wearing your jewelry in the pool or the sea. If your jewelry comes into contact with water, rinse it with clean water and dry it thoroughly, especially the links and clasps.