Pearls should be cleaned gently using a soft, damp cloth after wearing. For a deeper clean, mild soap and water can be used, but harsh chemicals or abrasive materials should always be avoided.

Occasional contact with water is generally safe, but pearls should not be soaked or exposed to water for extended periods. Excess moisture can weaken the silk thread and affect their condition over time.

Pearls should be stored separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching. A soft pouch or lined jewelry box is ideal, and they should not be kept in airtight environments, as they benefit from some moisture in the air.

Pearl necklaces and bracelets should be restrung periodically, especially if worn often. Over time, the thread can stretch or weaken, so restringing helps maintain both appearance and durability.

Yes, pearls can be worn regularly, but they require mindful care. It’s best to put them on last when getting dressed and remove them before activities that may expose them to chemicals, sweat, or impact.

Pearls can be damaged by chemicals such as perfume, hairspray, and cleaning products, as well as by excessive dryness or abrasion. Their surface is relatively soft, so gentle handling is important.