Care Guide
How to care
Over time, jewellery can experience discolouration due to moisture, air and chemicals. To increase the longevity of your Honey Jayde jewellery and ensure that your pieces retain their beauty and shine for years to come, follow these simple steps for proper maintenance:
1. Be Gentle
- Handle your jewellery with care to prevent bending, scratching, or breaking delicate components.
- Remove jewellery before showering, swimming and excerise. Avoid contact with chlorinated water
- Remove jewellery before sleeping to prevent from damage or breakage
- Avoid wearing jewellery during activities that may subject it to rough treatment, such as sports or heavy lifting.
2. Avoid Exposure to Chemicals
- Chemicals such as perfumes, lotions, hairspray, and household cleaners can tarnish or damage your jewellery.
- Remove your jewellery before applying lotions, perfumes, or hairspray, and allow these products to dry completely before putting your jewellery back on.
- Please avoid wearing jewellery while swimming in chlorinated pools of water, as chlorine is damaging to certain metals and gemstones.
3. Storage
- Proper storage is crucial to prevent scratching, tangling, and damage to your jewellery pieces.
- Store each piece of jewellery in your keepsake honey jayde jewellery box or in a soft pouch to prevent scratching.
- Use acid-free tissue paper or anti-tarnish strips to help prevent tarnishing and discolouration, especially for sterling silver pieces.
4. Cleaning
- Regular cleaning is essential to prevent the buildup of dirt, oils, and other substances that can dull the appearance of your jewellery.
- Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe down your jewellery after each wear to remove any surface dirt and oils.
By following these steps and practicing proper care and maintenance, you can help ensure that your jewellery pieces remain beautiful and cherished for years to come. If you have any questions or concerns about caring for your jewellery, don't hesitate to consult a professional jeweller for advice.