Expensive natural gemstones are more fragile because they have naturally occurring holes inside them. A hard impact may cause the gemstone to crack and affect its use.

Although most bracelets are designed with elastic strings to make it easier for you to put them on and take them off. However, pulling on the strings vigorously may cause them to lose their elasticity. When using them, please make sure to avoid violent pulling.

Pearls are delicate and require special care to maintain their luster.

To protect them, avoid exposure to chemicals, such as chlorine, bleach, and perfumes, and keep them away from objects that could scratch their surface. Wear your pearls regularly to prevent them from drying out, and store them in a breathable cloth or soft bag rather than sealed containers.

Clean pearls by gently wiping them with a soft cloth and avoid soaking them in water to preserve their shine and longevity.

Clean gemstones with lukewarm water and mild soap—never use hot or boiling water, as many gemstones are sensitive to heat, which can weaken their structure, especially if they contain inclusions or have been treated for color enhancement.

Avoid mechanical or ultrasonic cleaning methods. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush rather than hard or rigid brushes. After cleaning, gently pat the gemstones dry with a soft cloth.

Each gemstone may have unique cleaning needs depending on its hardness, treatment, and other factors.