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How to care for amber
Ten "golden" rules to care for amber to keep it in perfect, unchanging condition
- Never leave amber in direct sunlight.
- Protect your amber from too cold or too hot water.
- If you wear amber as jewelry, before you wear it, apply perfume or hairspray first and do not spray it on the amber.
- Never soak your hands with amber jewelry in water for too long (washing dishes, laundry).
- Put away your amber jewelry before cleaning the apartment.
- Store amber away from other jewelry.
- Clean your jewelry after each wear.
- Never use an ultrasonic or steam cleaner for cleaning.
- Clean the amber with a flannel or cotton cloth using slightly warm soapy water.
- Polish the amber using a soft cloth and olive oil.
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