CLEAN & CARE

Proper care of your jewelry not only maintains its original luster and texture, but also significantly extends its lifespan.

When jewelry accidentally gets water droplets, dust, small amounts of oil, or other stains, do not rinse directly with water, and avoid using hard tools for cleaning.
Strictly prohibit the use of alcohol wipes, chemical cleaners, or ultrasonic cleaning machines to prevent damage to the jewelry's surface or internal structure.
Recommended cleaning method: Use clean tissue or towel to gently wipe, or clean with slightly damp tissue, then gently dry with a silver polishing cloth.
For stubborn stains that are difficult to remove (such as glue, large oil stains, paint, etc.), please seek AWNL professional cleaning services to avoid damage from self-treatment.

Silver oxidation treatment: When oxidation and blackening occur, use a silver polishing cloth to wipe in one direction along the jewelry's texture (avoid circular motions to prevent plating wear), applying slightly more pressure on oxidized areas until luster is restored.
Deep oxidation repair: If silver polishing cloth cannot handle the oxidation, we recommend using AWNL professional electroplating renewal services.
Minor scratches: Can be treated using professional silver polishing cloth with gentle circular motions. Deeper scratches require professional treatment.

M meteorite is an iron meteorite, sensitive to humidity. Keep dry and regularly wipe the surface with an oil-free cloth, never soak in water.
Protective coating loss or water-induced rust: Do not attempt self-treatment. Immediately contact AWNL professional meteorite restoration services to avoid secondary damage.

For daily cleaning, use a slightly damp pure cotton cloth to gently wipe natural gemstone surfaces, never use ultrasonic cleaning machines.
Gemstone damage treatment: For scratches, cracks, or sun-induced fading, consult AWNL gemstone restoration services to avoid secondary damage.
Soft gemstones (such as garnet, tourmaline) require particularly gentle handling, while hard gemstones (such as sapphire, crystal) are more wear-resistant.

Severe damage types: Elastic cord breakage, chain breakage, gemstone loosening, meteorite detachment, severe deformation, or loosening and other structural issues.
When discovering the above problems, immediately stop wearing and contact AWNL professional repair services for expert advice to avoid self-treatment causing more severe damage.

When not wearing, store in dedicated jewelry boxes, ensuring each piece is stored separately. Sterling silver jewelry should be stored in anti-oxidation bags to slow natural oxidation process.
Establish a "daily wearing routine" by choosing a fixed location for the jewelry box to avoid random placement that could cause loss or damage.

Avoid prolonged continuous wearing: Wearing jewelry while sleeping or bathing may cause tangling in hair or clothing, leading to chain deformation or breakage.
Perfume application precautions: Alcohol components in perfume can corrode gemstone surface coatings and metal luster. Spray perfume first, wait for complete drying (about 5 minutes) before wearing jewelry.
Remove jewelry during sports, sleep, or household activities, especially pieces containing gemstones or meteorites, to avoid scratches or impacts.

Avoid contact with chemicals, perfume, sunscreen, and shampoo. Sterling silver and meteorites should especially avoid sulfur-containing environments and swimming pools (chlorine).
Gemstones should avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight to prevent color degradation. Meteorite jewelry requires special attention to humidity control.
After wearing, gently wipe the surface to remove skin oils and sweat, helping to extend jewelry lifespan.