Mother and Child – Love Bond Necklace- Gold Electroplated

Solid Gold Care
If you take care properly of the jewelry, it will keep its timeless luster, last a lifetime, and will remain a very good investment piece or treasure to be inherited with future generations. Here are some tips on how to treat this most special of all metals.
Like most jewelry, gold can lose its shine and even damage by acids, abrasives, and other harsh chemicals. Chlorine is its worst enemy – it can weaken gold or if it’s hardly treated with chlorine, can even break it down, so it is best to take off gold jewelry before getting into a swimming pool or a hot tub.
It is best to store each piece of gold jewelry in an individual plastic bag or cloth pouch,  to keep them in the compartment  (we suggest using silica gel packets to help absorb moisture from the air). This surely will prevent your pieces from getting scratched or tangled and it will also reduce the potentially harmful exposure to outside elements.

Storage and Travel
To have your jewelry ready to wear, it is best to keep each piece separate to keep it away from tangling and tarnishing.

For sterling silver jewelry, we recommend using an airtight plastic bag to keep moisture out.

For yellow and rose gold plated jewelry, you can just keep each piece in a soft pouch.