Caring for gold-filled jewelry is not too much different from caring for solid gold.
Clean regularly using warm water and use a soft cloth to pat dry. Never rub it after washing as this can cause discoloring.
Avoid wearing your jewelry in the ocean or swimming pools, as the salt water and chlorine can cause damage.
Keep your jewelry as dry as possible.
Make sure you store it individually as rubbing against other jewelry can cause it to lose its sheen.
Be mindful that cosmetics and other chemicals, like perfume, hairspray, lotions, cleaning agents, and detergents may tarnish your jewelry due to the harsh chemicals they contain.
Natural dyes are living colors and need gentle handling. They can be sensitive to pH changes and the sun's UV rays and can change a little over time. This is completely normal. With the right care, you'll ensure the longest possible life for the silks.
Store the textiles away from direct sunlight
Avoid unnecessary washing
Hand wash in cold water with pH-neutral detergent meant for delicate textiles like silk and wool
Air dry away from direct sunlight
Iron when damp on low setting