5 mistakes not to make with your jewelry in summer
Prevention & maintenance before the holidays
With the arrival of sunny days and upcoming vacations, we all want to take our favorite jewelry. But beware: even though ZAG stainless steel jewelry is durable, a few simple precautions help preserve them longer. Here are 5 mistakes to avoid So your pieces stay as beautiful as on the first day.
1. Storing them in a jumble
Jewelry thrown at the bottom of a bag or toiletry case gets damaged quickly: chains tangle, stones scratch, and shapes deform.
The right reflex: Use your fabric pouches for each piece or a compartmentalized storage. For earrings, consider our ZAG pouches, they have two parts separated by fabric so the earrings don’t knock against each other and rub.
2. Wearing them to all your swims
Even though stainless steel resists water, limescale, lChlorine from pools, sea salt, spas or jacuzzis, as well as residues from scented products can gradually damage their shine.
The right reflex: remove your jewelry before every swim or shower. If you keep them on, remember to rinse them well with clear water afterward. A simple gesture that makes all the difference to keep them beautiful longer.
3. Spraying perfume directly on them
Perfume, hair sprays, or creams can leave residues on jewelry and dull them.
The right reflex: Apply your skincare and perfumes, wait until they are completely dry, then put on your jewelry. This helps avoid deposits and premature wear, especially on rings and earrings.
4. Neglecting maintenance
Even the most durable jewelry needs some care. Sand, sunscreen, or sweat can accumulate and dull their shine.
The right reflex: Regularly clean your jewelry with a soft cloth, slightly damp if needed, it restores shine and cleanliness in no time.
5. Wearing too many while sleeping or doing sports
We love stacking, but not for sleeping or sweating! It can strain the chains, weaken the clasps, or cause irritation.
The right reflex: In the evening, remember to take off some of your stacked jewelry to give them a good night's rest too!