Daily preservation of pearl jewelry

1. Use a breathable suede jewelry box for storage

There are pores on pearls’ surfaces, so sufficient air is required for preservation.

The suede jewelry box is soft and breathable, which is very suitable for the preservation of pearl jewelry.

However, it should be noted that the metal part of the pearl necklace should not be placed close to the surface of the pearl, which may cause scratches, and the metal ions contained will also damage the activity of the pearl.

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2. Ventilate for half an hour every half a month

If a pearl is left in a dark environment for a long time, its surface luster will gradually fade and it will become sallow.

In the long darkness, the pearl may shrink and deform, or crack on the surface.

Therefore, you need to take out the placed pearl necklace every half month for light exposure and ventilation, and let it absorb light and water, so that the pearl luster can remain.

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3. Prevent from acid erosion

In order to keep the luster and color of pearls from being affected, you should avoid exposing pearls to acids, alkalis and chemicals, such as perfume, soap, styling water, etc.

Do not wear pearl jewelry when swimming or bathing. And put on your lovely pearls AFTER making up.

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4. Keep away from the kitchen

Pearls breathe, so it is not suitable to let it stay in dirty airs.

Pearl will absorb hair spray, perfume and other substances, so don't wear beautiful pearls to barber’s, and be careful in the kitchen.

Don't wear beautiful pearls when cooking. Steam and lampblack may penetrate into pearls and yellow them.

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5. Avoid exposure to sunlight

As pearls contain water, they should be placed in a cool place to avoid direct exposure to the sun, or storage in a too dry place where dehydration may occur.