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Var desc=' (1) Avoid jewelry from directly contacting with water, perfume, soap, hair spray, Mothball, detergent and other chemicals. (2) Do not wear accessories while sleeping, bathing, swimming, or engaging in strenuous exercise. The aroma during bathing, chlorine gas during swimming, and salt in seawater can all cause corrosion marks on the jewelry coating, so all accessories should be removed before bathing or swimming. (3) It is necessary to clean jewelry from time to time. Do not use water, ultrasonic cleaner, alcohol or any commercially available jewelry cleaner for cleaning. Simply use a dry cloth for cleaning. (4) Alloy jewelry should avoid long-term exposure to humid air or strong light. Jewelry needs to be replaced frequently. Like jewelry, it should be avoided to wear it for a long time, especially in hot summer when the jewelry coating is in contact with sweat for a long time and is prone to erosion. Therefore, it is recommended to prepare multiple pieces of jewelry for frequent replacement. (5) Collision is prone to scratches, so be careful when storing. Do not overlap the jewelry together. Instead, store it in the original packaging bag or in a jewelry box with separate small compartments to avoid rubbing the surface of the jewelry. After wearing it, wipe the used jewelry with a clean, soft, dry cloth to maintain its luster and durability ';