Keep your piece close for longer.

Put your bracelet on after perfume, lotion and hair products have dried. Remove it before bathing, swimming, exercise and household cleaning. Avoid pulling the bracelet over the hand by a single bead.

Wipe beads and metal parts gently with a clean, soft, dry cloth. Do not soak the bracelet unless the care instructions for every material in the piece specifically allow it. Abrasive cleaners, ultrasonic machines and chemical dips can damage stones, coatings and elastic.

Store the bracelet dry and away from direct sunlight, humidity and sharp objects. Keep harder stones and metal pieces from rubbing against softer stones. A separate pouch or lined compartment helps protect the finish.

If ritual cleansing is meaningful to you, choose a dry and gentle practice such as placing the piece beside a symbolic object or taking a quiet moment to restate your intention. Water, salt and prolonged sunlight are not suitable for every stone.

Inspect elastic, knots, clasps and connectors regularly. Stop wearing a piece if the cord looks stretched, frayed or damaged. Care slows normal wear, but it cannot prevent every change that comes with regular use.