How to care for and clean your jewelry
It's essential to follow a few simple steps to ensure your jewelry stays radiant over time.
Here is our care and cleaning guide:
Daily Care:
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Avoid Exposure to Chemicals:
Avoid direct contact with chemicals such as perfumes, lotions and cleaning products. Remove your jewelry before applying these products to avoid damage.
For gold-plated jewelry, also avoid contact with chlorinated water, found in swimming pools and hot tubs.
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Remove your jewelry during Physical Activities:
Remove your jewelry when playing sports, intense physical activities or doing household chores. This will avoid unnecessary scratches and impacts.
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Proper Storage:
Store your jewelry in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Use original Vangloria boxes, individual cases or jewelry bags to avoid friction and possible damage.
Regular Cleaning:
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Cleaning with a Soft Cloth:
Clean your jewelry regularly with a soft, non-abrasive cloth to remove dust and dirt to preserve its original shine for longer.
Specific Care for Silver:
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Avoid Oxidation:
Silver can oxidize over time. Store your jewelry in a dry place and wear it regularly to minimize this effect.
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Cleaning with Sodium Bicarbonate:
In case of stains or oxidation, make a smooth paste of baking soda and water. Apply it with a soft cloth, rinse well and dry completely.
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Cleaning with Hagerty's "Silver Clean" Silver Cleaning Bath.
. Remove the basket from the container and place the jewelry inside.
· Immerse the basket, shake gently and leave to act for 5 seconds.
· Use a soft sponge for dirtier items.
· Remove the parts and rinse them in a bowl of warm water.
· Dry and polish with a soft cotton cloth.
Specific Care for Gold-Plated Silver:
- Avoid contact with chlorinated water, found in swimming pools and hot tubs.
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Cleaning with Warm Water and Neutral Soap:
Wash your gold-plated jewelry in warm water with a mild, neutral soap. and dry them completely before storing them.