How to Care For Your Buddha Jewelry?

Please adhere to the following guidelines to properly care for your jewelry, as it is a delicate item and any damage resulting from regular use will not be replaced.

Keep jewelry away from chemicals: It may be apparent, but potentially harmful chemicals can be present in lotions, perfumes, and hairspray. Remember to keep your jewelry safely separated from these products.

Keep jewelry dry: It is important to note that exposing jewelry to water can have negative effects, such as causing cracks, diminishing its shine, and leaving water marks. For this reason, it is advised to always take off your jewelry before partaking in activities like swimming, showering, bathing, or using household chemicals for cleaning purposes.

Know when to take jewelry off: Remember to remove your jewelry before participating in activities such as swimming, gardening, cleaning, and playing sports. While it may seem obvious to take off your jewelry before bed, it can also be easily forgotten during these types of physical activities.

Avoid getting leather jewelry wet and ensure that plated jewelry is dry before storing to prevent tarnishing due to moisture.

Put jewelry on last: To minimize exposure to chemicals, it is recommended to put on jewelry last and remove it first.

How to Care for Sterling Silver Jewelry

Sterling silver must be cared for properly in order to maintain its appearance and last for a long time.

Sterling silver can easily tarnish when exposed to various elements such as salty air, household bleach, sulfur, chlorine, humidity, cosmetics, perspiration, and other potent chemicals.

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To minimize tarnish, it is advisable to store your fine jewelry in a secure, dry location when participating in these activities:

• Household and outdoor chores;
• Preparing meals;
• Exercising at the gym or during contact sports;
• Using lotion, fragrances, hair products, and other cosmetics;
• Bathing, showering, or swimming in pools, hot springs, hot tubs, and the ocean;

How can tarnished silver be restored?

Although there are methods to reduce the likelihood of tarnishing, unfortunately, it is unavoidable that silver jewelry will eventually experience some tarnishing during its lifespan. But is it possible for silver to be returned to its initial state if it becomes tarnished? The extent of discoloration on your jewelry may determine its restorability.

Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda). One effective method for removing rust from silver jewelry is by using baking soda, which is known to dissolve organic compounds like dirt, grease, and grime. This scientific approach can provide effective results without causing any damage.

Washing powder and aluminum foil. A cost-effective and non-abrasive solution for removing tarnish from silver is by using laundry detergent and aluminum foil. This method is considered gentle and less likely to cause any damage or scuffs to your silver.