Store pieces separately
Keep each ornament in its own soft pouch or butter-paper fold so chains do not scratch or tangle.
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Gold lasts generations, but it looks its best with a little care. These are the same tips we give customers across the counter.
Keep each ornament in its own soft pouch or butter-paper fold so chains do not scratch or tangle.
Put it on after perfume, hairspray and make-up — chemicals dull gold and blacken silver quickly.
Remove ornaments before bathing, swimming and cooking with turmeric or salt-heavy dishes.
Warm water, a drop of mild soap, a soft brush, then dry fully with a cotton cloth.
Tarnish is oxidation. Zip pouches with a piece of chalk inside slow it down noticeably.
Never soak kundan, meena or thread-set pieces. Wipe them with a dry cloth only.
A loose clasp or thinning link is a cheap fix now and a lost chain later.
Bring pieces to the showroom for cleaning and polishing rather than using home abrasives.
Bring your pieces in — cleaning is quick and usually done the same day.