Clean and Polish Regularly

During fall, accessories like scarves and gloves can leave your jewelry exposed to more dust and lint than usual. To keep your pieces shining, it’s crucial to clean and polish them regularly. For metal-based jewelry like SOLCH's, use a soft polishing cloth (included in your product package) or a mild jewelry cleaner. If your pieces contain gemstones, check for specific cleaning instructions, as not all stones react well to generic cleaners. Regular cleaning will not only enhance the sparkle but also prevent any build-up that could tarnish or dull your jewelry.

Avoid Excessive Moisture Exposure

With the fall chill comes increased humidity and rainy days, which can lead to moisture build-up on your jewelry. While SOLCH products are tarnish-resistant and can even endure chlorinated pool water, it's advisable to minimize moisture exposure for prolonged longevity. In general, metals like silver are particularly prone to tarnishing when exposed to moisture. Be sure to store your pieces in a dry, sealed container like the enclosed the enclosed suede product pouch, when they’re not in use.

Layer with Care

Fall fashion is all about layering, and your jewelry is no exception! While layering necklaces, bracelets, and rings can create a chic look, it’s important to be mindful of how different metals and stones interact. Jewelry can easily scratch or tangle when worn in layers, especially if you’re mixing delicate chains with chunkier pieces. To avoid damage, choose complementary pieces and consider separating layers when storing them.

Store Properly When Not in Use

Fall is also a time when many of us are on the go, whether it’s for weekend trips, family gatherings, or holiday shopping. While you may be tempted to toss your jewelry in a pouch or drawer, proper storage is key to preventing scratches, tangles, and tarnishing. Use the enclosed pouches to keep pieces separate. You can also wrap more delicate items in anti-tarnish paper or cloth to ensure they remain in pristine condition.