Exposure to household chemicals, such as bleach and chlorine, can damage and discolor gold. Always remove your gold jewelry before cleaning, swimming, or using any harsh chemicals.

While 14K gold is durable, it’s best to remove your jewelry during activities that could cause scratches or dents, such as gardening, sports, or heavy lifting.

Lotions, perfumes, and cosmetics can build up on gold jewelry and dull its shine. Apply these products before putting on your jewelry and allow them to dry completely.

Yes, they are waterproof and suitable for everyday wear, but certain types of water can cause damage or tarnish the metal over time.

Here are the types of water to avoid when wearing 14-karat gold or silver jewelry:

1. Chlorinated Water
- Swimming Pools and Hot Tubs:
Chlorine is a strong chemical that can cause discolouration and weaken the structure of 14-karat gold jewelry over time. It's best to remove your jewelry before swimming in pools or soaking in hot tubs.

2. Salt Water
- Ocean and Sea Water
Salt water is corrosive and can erode the metals in 14-karat gold, leading to tarnish and potential structural damage. Avoid wearing your jewelry while swimming in the ocean or sea.

3. Hard Water
-Mineral-Rich Water
- Hard water contains high levels of minerals such as calcium and magnesium. These minerals can build up on the surface of the jewelry, causing a dull appearance and potential tarnishing.

4. Tap Water with Harsh Chemicals
- Municipal Water Supplies
Some tap water may contain chemicals used for purification, such as chlorine or fluorine. These chemicals can have a cumulative effect on 14-karat gold, leading to gradual tarnishing and weakening of the metal.

5. Sulfur-Containing Water
- Natural Springs and Some Tap Water:
- Sulfur can react with the metals in 14-karat gold, leading to tarnishing and discoloration. It's best to avoid wearing your jewelry in areas known for high sulfur content in the water.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals:

• Do not use harsh chemicals, such as bleach or ammonia, to clean your gold jewelry. These can damage the metal and cause discoloration.

Avoid Abrasive Materials:

• Never use abrasive materials like baking soda or toothpaste, as they can scratch the surface of the gold.

Polishing Cloth:

• For an extra shine, you can use our provided jewelry polishing cloth to gently buff your gold pieces. These cloths are designed to be gentle on precious metals and can help restore their luster.

1. Regular Cleaning:

• Regular cleaning helps maintain the beauty of your gold jewelry. Aim to clean your pieces once a month to prevent buildup of dirt and oils.

Avoid Contact with Harsh Chemicals:

• Keep your jewelry away from harsh chemicals found in household cleaners, perfumes, lotions, and hair products. These chemicals can wear down the rhodium plating and cause discoloration.

Remove During Activities:

• Take off your jewelry before engaging in activities that may cause physical stress, such as exercising, swimming, gardening, or heavy lifting. Sweat and chlorine can damage the rhodium plating.

Gentle Cleaning:

• Clean your rhodium-plated jewelry with our polishing cloth. Use a the soft cloth to gently rub the surface. Avoid the gemstones, pearls with the cloths.

Rinse thoroughly under warm running water and pat dry with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials to prevent scratching and damage. Regular cleaning will keep your cubic zirconia jewelry sparkling and looking its best.

Store your gold jewelry separately in soft pouches or individual compartments in a jewelry box to prevent scratching.

Store your jewellery in a dry place, away from humidity, to prevent tarnishing.