Caring for your April Please jewelry

Remove your jewelry before any sports or household activities. Water, chemicals, and even certain acidic foods can damage your jewelry over time

Add your jewelry as the finishing touch to your outfit after applying your makeup and perfume

Remove your jewelry before going to bed. Say goodnight to it and put it back on the next day for new adventures; this will prevent it from getting tangled or broken during the night

Keep it away from light when you are not wearing it. Store it in its original case. Otherwise, opt for a jewelry box or a soft pouch. It is important to prevent it from clashing with other pieces

Showering or bathing with your jewelry as water can damage your jewelry over time

Exposing your jewelry to beauty products (cream, perfume, makeup…) as they may contain chemicals that accelerate oxidation, cause jewelry to tarnish, and weaken crystals

Exercising with your jewelry. Sweat (acidity) is the enemy of your precious jewelry, and during physical activity, there is a risk of breakage or deformation

Cooking with your rings. Did you know that some foods are more acidic than others? So say goodbye to your jewelry while cooking to prevent oxidation

Doing crafts, DIY projects, gardening… Yes, but without your jewelry to avoid damaging or dirtying it

It’s not said often enough, but a soft microfiber cloth or fabric does the trick! Gently wipe them with it. For our crystal-set jewelry, use a soft-bristled brush and rub it lightly to remove any impurities that may have gotten inside.

For a deeper, more thorough cleaning, soak your jewelry in water and soap (chemical-free!), then gently wipe it dry. Baking soda is a great ally for tarnished jewelry. Add water, soak your jewelry, wipe it dry, and voilà! Like new!

A stiff-bristled brush… avoid it! You could cause micro-scratches on your jewelry. Harsh chemical cleaning products. You’re more likely to tarnish and oxidize them than anything else.