Solid gold jewelry is valued for its lasting beauty and durability. It is more resistant to fading than plated jewelry, but it can still scratch, dent, or lose shine with daily wear.

Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing. For deeper cleaning, use mild soap and warm water, then dry completely with a soft cloth. Store each piece separately to prevent scratches.

Solid gold can handle occasional water contact and everyday wear. However, we recommend removing it before swimming, cleaning, exercising heavily, or using products that contain chlorine or harsh chemicals.

Solid gold does not have a surface plating layer that wears off, but fine scratches, dents, or changes in shine may happen over time. This is normal with regular wear and can often be improved by professional cleaning or polishing.

Gold-plated jewelry has a warm, delicate shine. Because the gold color comes from a surface plating layer, it needs gentle care to help maintain its finish.

Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after each wear. Store separately in a pouch or jewelry box to avoid scratches, friction, and rubbing against other pieces.

We recommend keeping gold-plated jewelry dry whenever possible. Water, sweat, soap, perfume, lotions, and chemicals may affect the plating and cause fading or color changes over time.

Color changes may occur depending on wear frequency, skin chemistry, and care habits. This is a normal part of plated jewelry wear and does not always mean the item is defective.

Copper is a natural metal with a warm, earthy tone. It may darken, oxidize, or leave a temporary green mark on the skin due to natural reactions with sweat, moisture, air, or skin pH.

Keep your copper jewelry dry when possible. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wearing and store it in a sealed pouch or dry jewelry box when not in use.

We recommend avoiding prolonged water contact with copper jewelry. Sweat, water, soap, perfume, lotions, and chemicals may speed up oxidation or cause color changes.

Color change and temporary skin discoloration are normal characteristics of real copper and are not signs of poor quality. The green mark, if it appears, is usually temporary and can be washed off with soap and water.

Cord and string bracelets are lightweight, comfortable, and easy to wear every day. However, woven materials may absorb water, sweat, dust, or stains over time.

Keep the bracelet clean and dry when possible. If the cord gets wet, let it air dry completely before wearing or storing. Store it in a clean, dry place when not in use.

Cord bracelets can handle occasional water contact, but we do not recommend wearing them while showering, swimming, or during heavy exercise. Water and sweat may make the cord feel damp, dirty, loose, or worn over time.

Frequent water contact may affect the texture, color, and durability of the cord. Adjustable knots may also loosen faster if pulled too hard or kept wet often.