Proper care of Pandora Rose jewelry

As we know, in 2017 Pan­do­ra released a new exclu­sive col­lec­tion of jew­el­ry — Pan­do­ra Rose. This col­lec­tion is char­ac­ter­ized by a unique pink col­or that has some­what bypassed the tra­di­tion­al sil­ver tones. Pan­do­ra Rose is a brand new line of Pan­do­ra jew­el­ry, which con­sists of a patent­ed alloy of ster­ling sil­ver and a cer­tain per­cent­age of cop­per, which trans­forms into a del­i­cate and very beau­ti­ful pink col­or, which is empha­sized by micro­scop­ic thick­ness of 14 carat rose gold plat­ing. Like all PANDORA jew­el­ry, PANDORA Rose alloy rings and pen­dants are hand­craft­ed. The final process of their pro­duc­tion is gold plat­ing, which is applied to each charm and ring using an elec­tro­plat­ing process. Of all the meth­ods of gild­ing, elec­tro­plat­ing is con­sid­ered one of the best for extend­ing the life of your favorite jew­el­ry and keep­ing it beau­ti­ful­ly gold­en.

I received a lot of ques­tions from women: “How to care for Pan­do­ra prod­ucts?”, And in the pre­vi­ous arti­cle I shared with you all the secrets of care­ful care for these jew­el­ry: both Pan­do­ra sil­ver bracelets, Pan­do­ra charms, and leather bracelets. But, with the release of the Pan­do­ra Rose col­lec­tion, these ques­tions have increased, as women are afraid to clean Rose in the usu­al way of clean­ing Pan­do­ra through its unique coat­ing. For me per­son­al­ly, the Pan­do­ra Rose col­lec­tion is my favorite col­lec­tion! I can’t stop admir­ing the beau­ty of this pink col­or and the new charms for Pan­do­ra bracelets, and of course, I have already pur­chased sev­er­al charms, a secu­ri­ty chain and a bracelet from this Pan­do­ra Rose col­lec­tion. There­fore, from my own expe­ri­ence I will tell you how to care for and not be afraid to clean this beau­ty.

How to care for Pandora Rose jewelry?

All Pan­do­ra Rose jew­el­ry is a lit­tle dif­fer­ent than the clas­sic ster­ling sil­ver bracelets. To be hon­est, I was also afraid to take care of my jew­el­ry in the clas­sic way, because I read a lot of reviews that some­one’s Pan­do­ra Rose was cracked, bracelets and charms were cov­ered with dark spots and they would nev­er be cleaned again. I took a chance, and from my own expe­ri­ence I tell you how to take care of your prod­ucts so that there are no unpleas­ant sit­u­a­tions. I did­n’t soak my bracelet in water as it’s quite new and looks nice, so I just pol­ish it from time to time with a spe­cial Pan­do­ra cloth. You can buy these nap­kins sep­a­rate­ly or even buy a Pan­do­ra jew­el­ry care kit. Manda­to­ry for Pan­do­ra Rose You must use white tis­sue paper and store in white bags.

At the expense of charms: I poured warm water into a trans­par­ent jar, added liq­uid non-aggres­sive soap and immersed my jew­el­ry in it for a few min­utes. After that, I took them out and washed them in run­ning warm water, but also not for long. I found a white, lint-free cloth at home and care­ful­ly cleaned my charms. I didn’t use a brush, because every­thing shines beau­ti­ful­ly and the way it was when I bought them. My charms con­sist of small and large enough stones, so when I use a brush, I will clean them very care­ful­ly. The main thing is not aggres­sive­ly, so as not to dam­age the stones!

Also, as an option, you can pur­chase a ready-made Pan­do­ra care and clean­ing kit.