Humid spaces (like bathrooms) can cause plating to wear faster. Store jewelry in a cool, dry place.

Earrings rubbing against each other can scratch metal or chip enamel. Use the gift box or pouch to keep each pair separate.

Prolonged exposure to strong sunlight may fade colors over time. Store away from direct light when not in use.

Apply perfume, hairspray, lotion, and sunscreen first. Once fully dry, put the jewelry on.

Gently wipe pieces with a soft, dry cloth to remove oils and sweat. This helps plating last longer.

Remove jewelry before sleeping to avoid pressure on the ears and to prevent bending or snagging.

It’s not just water—shampoo, soap, chlorine, and spa chemicals can damage plating and enamel.

If alcohol-based products touch the jewelry, wipe it off and let it dry fully.

Opening the clip too wide or too often can weaken the metal. Adjust just enough for a snug, comfortable fit.

If your child’s ears look red or they say it feels tight, remove the earrings and let their ears rest before wearing again.