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5 jewelry care tips for the fall season

5 jewelry care tips for the fall season

to care for and maintain jewelry during the winter months, it’s important to take extra precautions due to the colder temperatures, dry air, and potential exposure to moisture. here are a few more detailed tips:

  1. protect from temperature changes: sudden temperature shifts can cause metals and gemstones to contract, potentially loosening settings. always remove jewelry before heading outdoors into freezing conditions.

  2. moisturize before wearing: winter air can dry out the skin, so it's normal to apply lotions. however, you should be extra careful and let the moisturizer absorb fully to avoid residue on the pieces, especially rings.

  3. avoid snow and ice exposure: if you plan to be outdoors, consider removing jewelry to prevent exposure to snow or ice, which can lead to tarnishing.

  4. clean regularly: use gentle cleaning solutions or a soft cloth to polish jewelry, removing winter grime or moisture buildup.

  5. use anti-tarnish strips: always store your silver and gold jewelry in a suitable place, if the humidity is high you should use with anti-tarnish strips or silica packs in airtight containers to reduce the effects of moisture and oxidation.

by following these steps, your jewelry will stay beautiful and protected all through winter!

 

cláudia cavaleiro the editor in chief for CINCO editorial. born in '82 in coimbra, she is graduated in philosophy from the university of coimbra. passionate about books and podcasts in a geek kind of way, she always find something interesting to research. loves to bring awareness to social problems and loves working at CINCO!

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