Rose gold is an alloy containing 75% gold (Au) and 25% copper and silver. Compared with traditional yellow and white colors, the material of rose gold gives people a more delicate feeling.

Rose gold is an alloy containing 75% gold, which is chemically stable and will not change color easily. As a coating, it is generally hard and wear-resistant; If it is not intentionally damaged when wearing, it will not change color easily.

Some jewelry is inconvenient to take off, and many people rarely take it off, such as necklaces and bracelets. Long-term contact with sweat on the skin, careless contact with cosmetics or perfume when making up, bathing contact with bath products containing chemical components such as shampoo and shower gel, will change color slightly over time.

There will be some gold-plated ornaments on the market. If worn for a long time, or rubbed by hard objects, the color of the coating will fall off slightly, revealing the true colors inside and looking faded.

In fact, the fading of rose gold is a normal phenomenon, so don't worry too much. You can go directly to the relevant professional jewelry institutions for maintenance, and you can restore the luster of the original rose gold. But in daily wear, you still have to take care of it.

In order to avoid scratching the jewelry, when cleaning the room, the K-gold jewelry should be removed first, because chemicals will darken the color of K-gold jewelry.

When jewelry is worn for a long time, oil stains will accumulate and affect the luster of rose gold, so it is necessary to clean rose gold jewelry regularly. You can buy a bottle of jewelry cleaning solution yourself. The method is to soak the jewelry in the cleaning solution, gently wipe off the grease with a soft brush, rinse it with clear water, and then dry it with a hair dryer.

Pay attention to the storage environment of rose gold and avoid contact with acid and alkali environment and chemicals. Salt water and chlorine water can also damage rose gold ornaments.

Jewelry should be stored separately, not together with other hard jewelry, because different hardness will cause jewelry to rub against each other and produce scratches.