#oxidised bangles

Chic and trendy, these beautiful oxidised ornaments not just elevate your style but also stay with you for years to come if stored appropriately.

Fading the finish and sheen is a common problem for fashion accessories, and artificial Jewellery is no exception. This type of Jewellery is fragile and requires utmost care and attention for lasting longer.

Is your Traditional Jewellery armoire packed with such delicate pieces, and you are looking forward to adding years to their life? But still, unsure about where to start from? Don't worry about it, and follow the expert advice to preserve your favourite accessories for a long.

Clean Your Oxidised Jewellery before Storing

Cleaning your Jewellery pieces before storing them is one of the main things you can do to multiply the life of your accessory. Sweating mainly changes the colour of the Jewellery and makes them look dull and lifeless. 

Therefore, it is recommended to wipe off all the sweat from your oxidised jewellery set collection and store them at concealed places. Always keep them in their respective pouches in a separate slot of your jewellery armoire to safeguard them from unnecessary scratches.

Preserve Your Jewellery In the pouches

If you genuinely have a desire to make your oxidized accessories your long-time fashion companions, then always stow them in the zip-lock pouches or carry bag to retain their classic finish. 

Costume jewellery is more susceptible to oxidation when exposed to too much oxygen; therefore, keep them air-tight pouches (usually available with these oxidized ornates) to protect them from being tarnished. 

However, if the pouch gets tear-off or you’ve lost it somewhere, then worry not and opt for the cloth-lined jewellery box to store the Jewellery pieces. You can also wrap your precious accessories in soft cloth to maintain their shine and polish. One can also use anti-tarnish paper to save your oxidised bangles from oxidation.

If the jewellery gets further oxidised, clean it gently uses dry toothpaste powder and a soft cloth to bring back its original sheen.