Set cross necklace and earring

Avoid contact of jewelry with chemicals, such as chlorine, alcohol, perfume or soap, which can damage the gold or bronze plating.

Avoid rubbing your jewelry against hard or rough surfaces, such as the floor, wall, or paper, which can scratch or wear down the gold or bronze plating.

Store jewelry in a dry, clean and safe place, such as a box, bag or jewelry box, that protects it from dust, moisture and shock.

Clean the jewelry with a soft, damp cloth that does not leave lint or scratch the metal. You can use a little warm water and neutral soap if they are very dirty, but dry them well afterwards.

Do not use abrasive products, such as baking soda, vinegar or lemon, which can alter the color or shine of the jewelry. Also do not use brushes, sponges or scouring pads, which can scratch or damage the metal.

By following these tips, you can take care of your gold-plated bronze jewelry so that it lasts longer and looks better. I hope they have been useful to you and that you enjoy your jewelry.