Layered Solitaire Necklace

Gold filled jewelry will not wear off over time, and if taken care of properly it can last a lifetime. Caring for gold filled jewelry is not too much different from caring for other types of jewelry.

Here are our top tips:
Avoid wearing your gold filled jewelry in the ocean or swimming pools, as the salt water and chlorine can cause damage.

Keep your gold filled jewelry as dry as possible and away from pesky humidity! Make sure you store it individually in an air-tight plastic bag as rubbing it against other jewelry can cause it to lose its sheen.

Avoid wearing your gold filled jewelry when working out. Exposure to the salt from sweat can cause your pieces to become dull.

Be mindful that perfume, hairspray and hand lotions may tarnish your gold filled jewelry due to the harsh chemicals they contain.

Gently wipe your gold filled piece with a jewelry polishing, non-scratch cloth every now and again to promote shine.When not using your gold plated jewelry, we recommend that you put it in a plastic bag, remove the excess air by squeezing it, and seal it. The lack of oxygen in the bag will help keep the gold plated jewelry bright and shiny. Put only one piece of jewelry per plastic bag to avoid scratching.