JEWELRY CARE :
Here are some tips to care for your brass jewelry

• Clean regularly 
Prevent tarnish, dirt, and grime buildup by cleaning your brass jewelry regularly. 


• Avoid harsh chemicals 
Exposure to harsh chemicals, perfumes, lotions, or excessive moisture can cause discoloration and tarnish. Remove your jewelry before swimming, showering, or applying skincare products. 


• Keep dry 
Brass tarnishes naturally when exposed to oxygen and skin oils. Store your jewelry in an airtight bag or container to keep it dry. If you wear your jewelry in the shower, dry it well with a soft cloth. 


• Use soapy water 
Gently scrub the surface of your brass with warm water and liquid dish soap using your fingers or a soft brush. 


• Use other household products 
For heavier tarnishing, you can try these methods:
  • White vinegar: Soak your jewelry in a bowl of white vinegar for a few minutes, then rinse and dry completely
  • Ketchup: Apply a thin coat of ketchup or tomato sauce to the tarnished surface and let it sit for at least an hour
  • Lemon and salt: Squeeze half a lemon onto a clean cloth, sprinkle salt on top, and rub the cloth over the brass
  • Baking soda and lemon juice: Mix equal parts of baking soda and lemon juice to create a paste, then use a soft cloth to rub away tarnished spots

JEWELRY CARE :
Here are some tips to care for your brass jewelry

• Clean regularly 
Prevent tarnish, dirt, and grime buildup by cleaning your brass jewelry regularly. 


• Avoid harsh chemicals 
Exposure to harsh chemicals, perfumes, lotions, or excessive moisture can cause discoloration and tarnish. Remove your jewelry before swimming, showering, or applying skincare products. 


• Keep dry 
Brass tarnishes naturally when exposed to oxygen and skin oils. Store your jewelry in an airtight bag or container to keep it dry. If you wear your jewelry in the shower, dry it well with a soft cloth. 


• Use soapy water 
Gently scrub the surface of your brass with warm water and liquid dish soap using your fingers or a soft brush. 


• Use other household products 
For heavier tarnishing, you can try these methods:
  • White vinegar: Soak your jewelry in a bowl of white vinegar for a few minutes, then rinse and dry completely
  • Ketchup: Apply a thin coat of ketchup or tomato sauce to the tarnished surface and let it sit for at least an hour
  • Lemon and salt: Squeeze half a lemon onto a clean cloth, sprinkle salt on top, and rub the cloth over the brass
  • Baking soda and lemon juice: Mix equal parts of baking soda and lemon juice to create a paste, then use a soft cloth to rub away tarnished spots

JEWELRY CARE :
Here are some tips to care for your brass jewelry

• Clean regularly 
Prevent tarnish, dirt, and grime buildup by cleaning your brass jewelry regularly. 


• Avoid harsh chemicals 
Exposure to harsh chemicals, perfumes, lotions, or excessive moisture can cause discoloration and tarnish. Remove your jewelry before swimming, showering, or applying skincare products. 


• Keep dry 
Brass tarnishes naturally when exposed to oxygen and skin oils. Store your jewelry in an airtight bag or container to keep it dry. If you wear your jewelry in the shower, dry it well with a soft cloth. 


• Use soapy water 
Gently scrub the surface of your brass with warm water and liquid dish soap using your fingers or a soft brush. 


• Use other household products 
For heavier tarnishing, you can try these methods:
  • White vinegar: Soak your jewelry in a bowl of white vinegar for a few minutes, then rinse and dry completely
  • Ketchup: Apply a thin coat of ketchup or tomato sauce to the tarnished surface and let it sit for at least an hour
  • Lemon and salt: Squeeze half a lemon onto a clean cloth, sprinkle salt on top, and rub the cloth over the brass
  • Baking soda and lemon juice: Mix equal parts of baking soda and lemon juice to create a paste, then use a soft cloth to rub away tarnished spots

JEWELRY CARE :
Here are some tips to care for your brass jewelry

• Clean regularly 
Prevent tarnish, dirt, and grime buildup by cleaning your brass jewelry regularly. 


• Avoid harsh chemicals 
Exposure to harsh chemicals, perfumes, lotions, or excessive moisture can cause discoloration and tarnish. Remove your jewelry before swimming, showering, or applying skincare products. 


• Keep dry 
Brass tarnishes naturally when exposed to oxygen and skin oils. Store your jewelry in an airtight bag or container to keep it dry. If you wear your jewelry in the shower, dry it well with a soft cloth. 


• Use soapy water 
Gently scrub the surface of your brass with warm water and liquid dish soap using your fingers or a soft brush. 


• Use other household products 
For heavier tarnishing, you can try these methods:
  • White vinegar: Soak your jewelry in a bowl of white vinegar for a few minutes, then rinse and dry completely
  • Ketchup: Apply a thin coat of ketchup or tomato sauce to the tarnished surface and let it sit for at least an hour
  • Lemon and salt: Squeeze half a lemon onto a clean cloth, sprinkle salt on top, and rub the cloth over the brass
  • Baking soda and lemon juice: Mix equal parts of baking soda and lemon juice to create a paste, then use a soft cloth to rub away tarnished spots