How can I preserve the beauty, luster and durability of my jewelry? Here are some simple rules for keeping jewelry in its prime condition:
- Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals or products (eg perfumes and cosmetics).
- Remove jewelry when bathing or going to the pool. Contact with chlorine, sand and salt water should be avoided.
- Take them off before playing sports or physical activities so as not to expose them to bumps and sweat.
- Remove them before sleeping to avoid accidental damage.
Each Gis Milano jewel is a timeless investment! Taking care of your jewelry allows you to keep them shiny and shiny for longer. Below, you'll find some helpful tips on how to do it! The loss of luster is a natural process, which can be restored with a special wash, but not difficult: mix a little soap with warm water and clean the jewel with a soft-bristled toothbrush, in order to reach even the points more difficult. If the dirt persists, repeat the procedure. Important: The white gold parts are rhodium-plated and require more attention. Intensive rubbing can cause the loss of the rhodium bath, so they should be cleaned more gently to avoid wear.
In the case of small halos, a simple cloth for glasses can be enough to make the jewels shine again. Notes: these techniques will not eliminate any scratches or bumps on the jewelry. The jewels should be stored away from sun exposure and away from heat sources. For this reason, with every order you will receive a handmade clutch bag, in colored velvet with the Gis Milano logo printed in gold on a fine satin ribbon. Our case is ideal for storing your jewelry both at home and when you are on the go. Each jewel is carefully packaged by us and accompanied by a guarantee.
Rubber containers should be avoided, as they can cause accelerated tarnishing of the jewelry. Wet rooms and bathrooms should be avoided. Note: Gis Milano does not guarantee that the rhodium bath of the jewels will last forever. These jewels are usually more fragile and prone to losing their white color over time. The speed with which rhodium wears off depends on: use of chemicals on the skin, level of body sweating, pH level of the skin.
