CORPGLAM GUIDES
Our care tips
Each Corpglam piece of jewelry is designed to accompany you daily and at every moment.
Like any precious item, it deserves delicate care to preserve its shine and beauty over time.
Maintenance Guide
Get into the habit of cleaning your jewelry with a soft, dry cloth once or twice a month.
This gentle step restores their shine and removes the build-up of everyday impurities.
We recommend taking your jewelry off before sleeping.
This helps preserve their shape, avoids unnecessary strain and extends their lifespan.
When you are not wearing them, keep your jewelry away from light and humidity.
Corpglam cases and pouches are perfectly suited to protect them from scratches and preserve their shine.
Water, soap or chlorine can dull the shine of your jewelry.
We advise taking them off before showering, washing your hands or swimming.
Perfumes, creams and cosmetics can tarnish their finish.
To preserve their beauty, put your jewelry on once your routine is done.
Sports and repetitive movements can cause knocks or fine scratches.
To preserve their delicacy, take your jewelry off before any physical activity.
A piece of jewelry worn regularly naturally shows signs of wear, regardless of its material, as it accompanies the wearer's lifestyle.
To best preserve its brilliance, we share some essential care tips.
Over time, slight marks may appear. Gentle and regular cleaning will help preserve the beauty of the jewelry over time.
CARING FOR YOUR JEWELRY
To care for your jewelry, we recommend gently removing dust and everyday marks with a soft microfiber cloth or a chamois. This simple step restores their shine and preserves their finish.
For a deeper clean of your 18-carat gold-plated jewelry, you can use lukewarm, slightly soapy water and, if needed, a very soft brush, rubbing the surface of the piece gently. After cleaning, it is important to dry each piece thoroughly to avoid any residual moisture. For your other jewelry, prefer a soft, dry cloth, without water.
These tips are given as a guide and may vary depending on use and the nature of each piece.