Avoid contact with water — including showers, swimming, washing hands, and dishwashing. Moisture is the biggest enemy of artificial jewellery and can cause tarnishing or discolouration over time.

Keep your jewellery away from perfume, hairspray, deodorant, lotion, makeup, and cleaning products. These chemicals can damage the finish and dull the shine.

Store each piece separately in a dry, cool place — ideally in a soft pouch or jewellery box. This prevents scratches, tangling, and oxidation.

Avoid leaving jewellery in humid areas like the bathroom.

To clean, simply wipe with a soft, dry cloth after each use. Never use water, soap, or harsh cleaners on artificial jewellery.

For stubborn dirt, use a slightly damp cotton swab, followed by drying it thoroughly with a soft cloth.

Put on your jewellery last when getting ready, and take it off first when coming home. Avoid pulling, twisting, or applying excessive force on chains, hooks, and clasps.

Always remove your jewellery before:

• Sleeping
• Exercising or workouts
• Swimming or bathing
• Cooking or cleaning
• Applying skincare or makeup

When not in use, store your handbag in its dust bag or a clean cotton pouch. This protects it from dust, moisture, and scratches.

Avoid storing in plastic bags, as they trap moisture and can cause damage.

Stuff your handbag with soft tissue paper, bubble wrap, or a small pillow when not in use. This helps maintain its original shape and prevents creases.

Avoid hanging your bag for long periods, as this can stretch the handles.

Keep your handbag away from direct sunlight, heat, and humidity. Prolonged exposure can fade colours and damage materials.

Don't overload your bag with heavy items — this can cause permanent damage to the structure, handles, and seams.

To clean your handbag:

• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth regularly
• For light stains, use a damp cloth and gently dab (don't rub)
• Avoid soap, detergent, or harsh cleaners
• Always air-dry naturally — never use a hairdryer

Avoid placing your handbag on dirty or wet surfaces. Use a hook or chair when at restaurants or public places. When travelling, keep it covered or in your luggage.