Chow Tai Fook's 22k white Fritillaria necklace can't touch hot water. White Fritillaria belongs to shellfish and can't touch clear water. And water such as salt water and chlorine water can't be touched. Be sure to take it off in the shower. Washing products containing chemical components, such as facial cleanser, shower gel and shampoo, will cause damage to Fritillaria, and even affect the luster of Fritillaria.

Maintenance Method of Chow Tai Fook's 22k White Fritillaria Necklace

The main component of white Fritillaria is calcium carbonate, which will decompose when it meets acid, and will accelerate oxidation at high temperature and high humidity. The hardness is not high, and it is easy to scratch when it overlaps with other materials or collides with each other during storage. Compared with precious metals, Fritillaria is a proud material. It is recommended not to wear it for bathing and sports, otherwise it will easily oxidize and lose its metallic luster.

Avoid contact with acidic substances. For example, don't touch perfume, soap shower gel, cosmetics, etc. Otherwise, it is easy to lose the halo luster or even decompose and change the appearance. Avoid contact with moisture. If you want to take good care of it, you'd better not wear a bath. White Fritillaria jewelry comes into contact with moisture, including but not limited to clear water, salt water and other water.

Avoid high temperature. Fritillaria is not resistant to high temperature, so it is not recommended to contact with high temperature, such as sportswear and high temperature salt water, such as long-term exposure. Clean it up in time when it is dirty. If the surface of Fritillaria is dirty, you can gently wipe the jewelry with a soft cloth. Avoid storing with other jewels.

Fritillaria is not hard. If you don't wear it, you should put the jewelry in a box matching the counter, such as Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry box with interlayer, and store it separately from other jewelry to avoid collision and extrusion of jewelry.