— Preserving the Beauty of Your Jewelry :

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• ​After each use, your jewelry may carry slight traces of sweat or natural oils, even if they are not visible. These residues can dull its shine and lead to oxidation. We recommend gently wiping your piece with a soft cloth and storing it individually in a small plastic bag to help prevent oxidation.

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— Tips for Long-Lasting Wear :

　　To maintain the brilliance and longevity of your jewelry, please take the following precautions:

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• Adjustable Rings :
  Avoid frequent resizing or excessive stretching, as this may weaken the metal and cause breakage. We recommend adjusting it gently to your size once and wearing it at that size.

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• Storage Conditions :
  Keep your jewelry away from direct sunlight, high temperatures, and humidity.

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• When Dressing and Undressing :
  Jewelry can be scratched, deformed, or damaged if caught on clothing while dressing or undressing. To prevent this, it’s best to remove your jewelry beforehand. The same applies when sleeping.

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• Jewelry with Pearls :
  Pearls are sensitive to cosmetics, creams, hairspray, and perfumes, which can cause discoloration. We recommend putting on your jewelry after finishing your beauty routine.

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• Avoid Contact with Water :
  It is best to remove your jewelry before washing dishes, showering, or swimming. Soap residue and mineral buildup can diminish its shine.

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• Special Care for Silver Jewelry :
  Silver is particularly sensitive to chlorine and sulfur. Be sure to remove your jewelry before visiting hot springs or spas.

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— Entretien :

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1. Soak your jewelry in a specialized cleaner, then place it in lukewarm water with mild soap. Gently clean it with a soft brush.
   (Avoid excessive scrubbing to prevent scratches.)

2. Carefully clean the back of rings and the spaces between chain links.

3. Rinse thoroughly with clean water.

4. Dry completely with a soft cloth, ensuring no moisture remains.

5. Once fully dry, store each piece individually in a plastic bag to prevent oxidation.
   (Storing jewelry while still damp may accelerate oxidation due to residual moisture.)