- Avoid contact of the jewellery with abrasive, chemical or cleaning surfaces and products.

- Also avoid prolonged contact with water and do not store the pieces in damp places.

- Do not subject the jewellery to constant exposure to sunlight or high temperatures.

- Avoid prolonged contact with water.

- Do not subject parts to constant exposure to sunlight or high temperatures when storing.

- Do not subject parts to constant exposure to sunlight or high temperatures when storing.

- Do not apply creams to the parts.

- Do not apply creams, colognes, soaps or any other cosmetic products with the jewellery on.

- Do not apply creams, colognes, soaps or any other cosmetic products with the jewellery on.

- Preferably store jewellery in its box or a cloth bag, to avoid rubbing against other pieces or surfaces. Also keep them away from rubber objects, as this can cause the gold plating to darken.

- Clean the jewellery by wiping it with a soft cloth.

- Clean the jewellery only with soft cloths or cotton cloths slightly dampened with warm water and, if necessary, neutral soap. If necessary, an extra soft toothbrush could be used to access more difficult areas. Always do not subject them to excessive pressure or prolonged cleaning, as this could also damage their gold plating. And make sure to dry them completely after this process.

- Use the cloth to wipe them dry.

- Use the cloth that comes with the pieces to clean any areas that may have been blackened by time.