Jewelry care

Your jewelry should always be the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off. Avoid intensive contact with cosmetics, lotions, or perfume, as these chemicals can damage both the concrete's seal and the jewelry's shine. Please never spray perfume directly onto your jewelry!

You should not exercise with your jewelry, wear it while sleeping, or shower or bathe with it. Harsh shampoos, salt water, chlorine, and soaps with dyes can also discolor your jewelry, damage the surface, or wash away the seal.

storage

Store your jewelry in a dry place, as moisture, sunlight, and heat can cause oxidation. A jewelry box from Betonell is the ideal place for your favorites. It's best to store each piece separately to avoid scratches.

cleaning

Regular cleaning will help keep your jewelry shining for a very long time. You can also remove small traces of dirt and the first signs of dullness with a cleaning cloth. Keep in mind that there are different cloths for different metals. Polish your jewelry gently and carefully, as excessive rubbing could dull the coating.

If you follow our tips for properly storing and cleaning your jewelry, you can prevent wear and tear and keep your favorite pieces shining for a very long time. However, be aware that it's completely normal for metals to oxidize over time and require care. How quickly or slowly your jewelry fades can also depend on factors such as your skin's pH level and the type of jewelry care you use.