Contemporary women like to wear jewelry more and more, but these jewelry also need to "dress up" themselves like us. They also need to be cleaned regularly, but don't use toothpaste when cleaning pearl jewelry, because the ingredients of each toothpaste are different. Toothpaste contains abrasive particles, which will destroy the surface of pearls and make them no longer smooth.

It seems simple to put pearls on your body, but it is not easy. Many people can't help touching the surface of a pearl when they see its beauty and charm, which will actually affect its luster and brightness. People will excrete sweat and grease from time to time on the skin surface, and the hand is the most accessible part of the body, so the grease on the skin often pollutes the surface of the hand. When you touch the pearl with your hands, the grease on your hands can easily stay on the pearl, which will affect the luster and brightness of the pearl.

Although pearls need a certain amount of moisture and humidity, as we mentioned before, pearl necklaces should not be washed with tap water, not to add acid and alkali detergents, and not to soak them. Soaking for a long time is easy to cause the bead line to be moldy and make the pearl lose its luster. If the pearl is really dry, you can put a glass of water beside it or wipe the surface with a little distilled water.

Some ladies often put on their makeup and jewelry in the morning, then pick out their clothes in a hurry and then go to work. In fact, one detail is overlooked here. Wearing jewelry and changing clothes is not good for both! Inlaid jewelry is very easy to hook clothes, especially when it is hooked by stockings, it is easy to cut the stockings, and at the same time, it will loosen the inlaid edge of jewelry, causing jewelry to slip. Usually, make up, spray perfume and dress neatly before wearing jewelry.