Jewelry Care
Allergy Disclaimer: In rare instances, some consumers are allergic to the metals and finishes used in making jewelry. It is the responsibility of the consumer to be aware of any allergic reactions he or she may have to all metals (gold, silver stainless steel etc.) or the oxidation applied to metals prior to making a purchase. Mary Mag and Co will not be held liable for any allergic reactions that may occur from wearing our jewelry.
We take pride in our pieces to ensure that they are hypoallergenic. To keep your gold plated jewelry bright and unblemished, remember to follow the simple steps outlined below.
- Remove gold plated jewelry before swimming or exercising – Your sweat creates a chemical reaction to gold plated jewelry just like perfume, chlorine, and nail polish. Make sure to remove your jewelry before swimming or exercising so your jewelry will not become tarnished or blemished.
- Put on gold plated jewelry after cosmetics have been absorbed – Wait a minute or two to put on your jewelry so you can be sure that your cream or liquid makeup has dried completely. Personal care products such as lotion or cosmetics can blemish your jewelry if they come in contact with it while wet.
- Do not spray perfume on gold plated jewelry – If you use perfume or cologne on a regular basis, spray it on your body before you put on your gold plated jewelry. Perfume and other sprays may contaminate the metal of the jewelry, making it looked blemished or stained.
- Keep gold plated jewelry in a plastic bag – When not using your gold plated jewelry, 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.