Jewelry Care

BRASNETT MODE LTD — Keep Your Jewelry Looking Its Best

Effective Date: October 25, 2026
Last Updated: October 25, 2026

1. Introduction

At BRASNETT MODE LTD, we believe that jewelry is an expression of personal style and individuality.

Whether you prefer delicate necklaces, elegant bracelets, classic rings, or statement earrings, proper care can help maintain the appearance and condition of your favorite pieces.

Different jewelry materials and finishes require different levels of care. Understanding how to clean, wear, and store your accessories can help reduce unnecessary wear and preserve their appearance.

This Jewelry Care Guide provides general recommendations for maintaining fashion jewelry purchased through our website:

https://brasnettmode.net

Please always follow any product-specific care instructions provided with your jewelry.

2. General Jewelry Care

To help maintain your jewelry, we recommend following these everyday care practices:

• Handle jewelry gently to avoid unnecessary bending or pressure.

• Remove jewelry before activities that may expose it to excessive friction or impact.

• Avoid prolonged contact with perfumes, lotions, and harsh cleaning chemicals.

• Store individual pieces separately to reduce scratching and tangling.

• Clean jewelry using methods appropriate for its material.

• Inspect clasps, chains, and settings periodically for signs of wear.

Proper care can help extend the usable life of many jewelry pieces, although normal wear may occur over time.

3. Stainless Steel Jewelry Care

Stainless steel is commonly used in fashion jewelry because of its durability and resistance to certain forms of corrosion.

Where a product is identified as stainless steel, the following general care recommendations may be helpful.

Cleaning

• Wipe the jewelry gently with a soft, clean cloth.

• For suitable plain stainless steel pieces, use a small amount of mild soap and lukewarm water when necessary.

• Rinse carefully if the product is suitable for water cleaning.

• Dry thoroughly using a soft cloth.

Everyday Maintenance

• Avoid contact with chlorine, bleach, and strong chemicals.

• Remove jewelry before activities that may cause scratches.

• Store pieces in a clean, dry environment.

• Avoid abrasive cleaning tools.

Stainless steel jewelry with plating, gemstones, adhesives, or decorative elements may require additional precautions.

Always refer to the specific product information.

4. Gold-Plated Jewelry Care

Gold-plated jewelry features a surface layer of gold over another base material.

The appearance and durability of the finish depend on factors such as plating thickness, underlying material, wear, and exposure to external substances.

To help preserve gold-plated jewelry:

• Avoid unnecessary contact with water.

• Remove jewelry before swimming or showering.

• Apply perfume, lotion, and cosmetics before putting on jewelry.

• Avoid abrasive polishing products.

• Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth.

• Store pieces separately to reduce friction.

Gold plating may gradually wear with regular use.

The rate of wear varies depending on the product and how it is worn and maintained.

5. Silver and Silver-Tone Jewelry Care

Silver and silver-tone jewelry may require different care depending on the actual material.

Sterling silver can develop tarnish over time through exposure to air and environmental substances.

Silver-tone fashion jewelry may have a plated or coated finish that requires gentler handling.

For suitable sterling silver items, an appropriate silver polishing cloth may help remove tarnish.

For silver-plated or coated jewelry, avoid abrasive silver cleaners unless the product instructions expressly permit their use.

Always check the product description before selecting a cleaning method.

6. Necklace and Pendant Care

Necklaces and pendants can become tangled or damaged if stored or handled incorrectly.

We recommend:

• Fastening necklace clasps before storage.

• Keeping chains separated.

• Avoiding pulling or stretching delicate chains.

• Removing necklaces before strenuous activities.

• Wiping away surface residue after wear.

• Storing pendants carefully to reduce scratching.

For layered necklaces, separate the chains after use to help prevent knots.

7. Bracelet and Bangle Care

Bracelets and bangles are frequently exposed to movement and contact with surrounding surfaces.

To help protect them:

• Avoid applying excessive force when putting them on or removing them.

• Do not bend rigid bangles beyond their intended shape.

• Keep bracelets away from harsh chemicals.

• Check clasps and fastening mechanisms regularly.

• Store bracelets separately from sharp or abrasive objects.

For adjustable bracelets, make adjustments gently and only within the product’s intended range.

8. Ring Care

Rings are often worn during everyday activities and may experience frequent contact with hard surfaces.

We recommend:

• Removing rings before heavy manual work.

• Avoiding direct exposure to household cleaning chemicals.

• Keeping rings away from unnecessary impact.

• Cleaning them with a suitable soft cloth.

• Checking decorative settings for looseness.

• Storing rings in a designated jewelry compartment.

For plated rings, repeated friction may gradually affect the surface finish.

If a ring feels too tight or uncomfortable, remove it carefully and review the relevant sizing information.

9. Earring Care

Earrings require particular attention because they come into direct contact with the ears.

For general care:

• Handle earring posts and clasps gently.

• Clean suitable surfaces according to the material instructions.

• Avoid harsh chemical cleaning agents.

• Store earrings in pairs.

• Inspect fastening components before wearing.

• Avoid sharing earrings where hygiene concerns may arise.

If you experience irritation or discomfort, discontinue use.

Customers with known metal sensitivities should review the product’s material information before purchasing.

Jewelry care recommendations are not a substitute for medical advice.

10. Gemstone and Decorative Element Care

Some jewelry pieces may contain gemstones, crystals, beads, pearls, or other decorative components.

These materials can vary significantly in hardness, porosity, and sensitivity to moisture or chemicals.

General recommendations include:

• Avoiding unnecessary impact.

• Keeping decorative pieces away from abrasive surfaces.

• Avoiding prolonged exposure to strong sunlight or excessive heat where relevant.

• Using gentle cleaning methods.

• Avoiding soaking unless the product instructions confirm it is appropriate.

Ultrasonic and steam cleaners are not suitable for every gemstone or jewelry construction.

If you are unsure about a decorative material, contact our customer service team before cleaning.

11. Avoiding Water and Moisture

Water resistance varies depending on jewelry materials, finishes, and construction.

Unless a product is specifically described as suitable for water exposure, we recommend removing it before:

• Swimming.

• Showering.

• Bathing.

• Using hot tubs.

• Activities involving prolonged water contact.

Chlorinated water, salt water, and cleaning chemicals may affect certain metals, coatings, and decorative components.

If jewelry becomes wet, dry it carefully using a suitable soft cloth.

Do not assume that every stainless steel or gold-coloured product is waterproof.

12. Perfume, Cosmetics and Skincare Products

Perfumes, lotions, sunscreen, hair products, and cosmetics may contain ingredients that affect certain jewelry finishes.

To reduce unnecessary exposure:

1. Apply skincare and cosmetic products first.

2. Allow them to absorb or dry.

3. Put on jewelry afterward.

4. Remove jewelry before using strong cleaning products.

5. Wipe jewelry gently after wear where appropriate.

This approach may help reduce residue buildup and surface discolouration.

13. Exercise and Physical Activities

We recommend removing jewelry before activities that may expose it to strong impacts, excessive movement, or repeated friction.

These may include:

• Gym workouts.

• Contact sports.

• Heavy lifting.

• Gardening.

• Manual work.

• Swimming.

Removing jewelry during these activities can help reduce the risk of accidental damage or loss.

14. Proper Jewelry Storage

Suitable storage can help maintain the condition of your jewelry.

We recommend:

• Keeping jewelry in a clean, dry location.

• Using a jewelry box or soft storage pouch.

• Separating different pieces to reduce scratching.

• Avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

• Keeping jewelry away from excessive humidity.

• Fastening delicate chains before storage.

For plated jewelry, individual storage can help reduce friction between pieces.

15. Cleaning Tools and Products

Different jewelry materials require different cleaning methods.

Suitable cleaning tools may include:

• Soft microfiber cloths.

• Non-abrasive jewelry cloths.

• Mild soap for materials that permit water cleaning.

• Soft brushes where specifically appropriate.

Avoid using:

• Bleach.

• Strong household cleaning chemicals.

• Abrasive powders.

• Rough scrubbing pads.

• Unapproved polishing compounds.

Do not use ultrasonic cleaners unless the specific jewelry construction and materials are confirmed to be suitable.

16. Common Jewelry Care Mistakes

Some everyday habits may contribute to premature wear.

Examples include:

• Wearing plated jewelry while swimming.

• Applying perfume directly onto jewelry.

• Storing multiple chains together.

• Using abrasive cleaning products.

• Pulling delicate chains.

• Exposing jewelry to harsh chemicals.

• Wearing jewelry during activities involving repeated impact.

Being mindful of these habits may help preserve the appearance and functionality of your accessories.

17. Understanding Normal Wear

All jewelry may experience changes over time depending on its materials, construction, and frequency of use.

Examples of normal wear may include:

• Minor surface scratches.

• Gradual changes to certain plated finishes.

• Surface marks from regular contact.

• Tarnishing of susceptible metals.

However, the presence of wear does not automatically determine whether a product is faulty.

Any concerns about manufacturing defects, product quality, or inaccurate descriptions will be assessed in accordance with applicable consumer protection law.

18. Jewelry Care and Product Quality

At BRASNETT MODE LTD, we aim to provide accurate information about our jewelry products.

Customers should refer to individual product descriptions for material details and any specific care requirements.

We do not claim that every item is waterproof, tarnish-proof, hypoallergenic, or resistant to all forms of wear.

Such characteristics depend on the actual product and must be supported by the relevant product information.

19. Damaged or Faulty Jewelry

If your jewelry arrives damaged, defective, or materially different from its description, please contact our customer service team.

Email: payment@brasnettmode.net

Include:

• Your order number.

• Product name.

• Description of the issue.

• Photographs, where available.

We will review the circumstances and provide an appropriate remedy under applicable consumer protection law.

Photographs may help us investigate efficiently but are not an absolute requirement for exercising statutory rights.

20. Returns and Exchanges

BRASNETT MODE LTD offers a voluntary 30-calendar-day return period for eligible jewelry products, subject to our Returns & Exchanges Policy.

For voluntary returns, products should generally be handled with reasonable care and meet the relevant return conditions.

Certain products may be subject to additional disclosed restrictions.

Statutory cancellation rights and legal remedies for faulty or misdescribed products remain unaffected.

For complete information, please review our Returns & Exchanges Policy.

21. Frequently Asked Jewelry Care Questions

Can I wear my jewelry in the shower?

We recommend removing jewelry before showering unless the individual product is expressly described as suitable for that type of water exposure.

Can I wear stainless steel jewelry every day?

Many stainless steel jewelry items are suitable for regular wear, but suitability depends on the design, finish, and intended use.

Why does gold-plated jewelry sometimes change colour?

Gold plating can gradually wear because of friction, moisture, chemicals, and regular use.

How should I clean my necklace?

Use a soft cloth and follow the cleaning instructions appropriate for the necklace’s material and decorative components.

Can I use alcohol to clean earrings?

Alcohol may damage certain coatings, adhesives, gemstones, or decorative finishes. Use only a cleaning method confirmed to be appropriate for the specific item.

How should I store multiple jewelry pieces?

Store items separately where practical, particularly delicate chains and plated jewelry, to reduce tangling and scratching.

What should I do if my jewelry arrives damaged?

Contact our customer service team with your order number and a description of the problem.

22. Contact Us

If you have questions about jewelry materials, cleaning methods, product care, or an existing order, please contact us.

BRASNETT MODE LTD

Registered Business Address:

4 SUNMEAD WALK
CAMBRIDGE
ENGLAND
CB1 9YB
UNITED KINGDOM

Official Website: https://brasnettmode.net

Customer Service Email: payment@brasnettmode.net

Telephone: +44 7883404547

Customer Service Hours:

Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (UK Time)

Saturday, Sunday & UK Public Holidays: Closed

General Response Target: 1–2 business days.

Care for the Details That Define Your Style

At BRASNETT MODE LTD, we believe jewelry should complement your individual style, whether worn every day or reserved for special occasions.

With appropriate care, thoughtful storage, and suitable cleaning methods, you can help maintain the appearance of your favourite pieces.

Explore our collection and discover jewelry that reflects your personal expression.

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