Sterling silver, over time, can naturally tarnish when it's exposed to air and humidity. With a little care, it's easy to bring back its original shine.

• Use a polishing cloth and gently rub the surface of the metal. This will remove any tarnish.
• Avoid exposing your silver to household chemicals, water, and body lotions as they can speed up the tarnishing process.
• Store your silver in a cool, dry place, preferably in an airtight bag.

14k gold is a popular choice for jewelry due to its durability and luster. Here's how you can care for your 14k gold pieces:

• Clean your 14k gold jewelry with a soft, damp cloth to remove any oils or dirt.
• For a deeper clean, use a mild soap and warm water solution. Scrub the jewelry gently with a soft toothbrush, then rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
• Avoid wearing your gold jewelry when using chemicals or cleaning detergents as they can discolor the gold.
• Store your gold pieces separately in a jewelry box with compartments or in individual soft cloth pouches to prevent scratches.

Pearls are delicate and require special care to maintain their luster.

• Always put on your pearl jewelry last, after applying makeup and perfume, as these can damage the pearls.
• Clean your pearl jewelry with a soft, damp cloth after each wear to remove any trace of body oils or sweat.
• Never store pearls in an airtight package as they need moisture. If the environment is too dry, they can crack.
• Restring your pearl necklaces every 1-2 years to ensure they stay secure.

Precious and semi-precious stones also require specific care.

• Avoid exposing your stone jewelry to harsh chemicals or cleaning detergents.
• Clean your stone jewelry with a soft, moist cloth and mild soap, then dry them thoroughly.
• Avoid extreme temperature changes as this can cause some stones to crack.
• Store your stones separately to avoid them scratching each other.