Jewelry Care
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Wood Beads
Heatherfish wood beads are naturally finished, so they must be kept dry. To maintain, apply boiled linseed oil as needed with a soft cloth.
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Water Exposure
Make sure to keep your jewelry out of water to prevent tarnish, abrasions from washing and build up from soap and other body care products
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Night Care
It is best to remove jewelry while sleeping to prevent breakdown of connections caused by movement and friction against pillows, etc.
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Crystals and Shells
To rejuvenate the depth and color of your crystals and shells, you can apply mineral oil sparingly with a soft cloth. Make sure to remove any excess oil.
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Raw, Unsealed Metal Jewelry
Pro-polish pads included with raw metal items can be used frequently to remove tarnish. Rub the pad over the raw metal surface in small circular motions.
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Feather Jewelry
Keep feather items dry and away from body products or oils. Feather items should be day wear only. Abrasion can cause damage.