• Remove jewelry before bathing, showering, or swimming – chlorinated and salt water can damage silver.
• Avoid contact with perfumes, cosmetics, creams, aerosols, and cleaning products – chemicals can cause the metal to tarnish.
• Remove jewelry before physical activity, exercise, or working with aggressive substances.

• Store silver in a dry, dark place, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
• Use soft cloth bags or velvet cases to prevent scratches.
• Add antioxidant strips or silica gel packets to the box to prevent oxidation.
• Avoid storing silver jewelry with gold or other metals to avoid causing unwanted chemical reactions.

• For easy cleaning, use a soft flannel cloth or a special silver polishing cloth.
• Once every few weeks, you can wash your jewelry in warm soapy water (without harsh detergents), then dry thoroughly.
• To remove tarnish:
• Use baking soda and water (make a paste, apply to the jewelry, leave for a few minutes, then rinse).
• Or immerse the jewelry in a solution of warm water with baking soda and foil (the electrolysis process will help restore the shine).
• For jewelry with stones, avoid aggressive cleaning methods - it is better to use special silver care products.

• Do not use abrasive materials, pastes or hard brushes to avoid damaging the gold plating.
• A soft cloth or microfiber cloth is sufficient for cleaning.
• Gold-plated silver should be protected from contact with water and perfumes to prolong its shine.