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taro purple
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white
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orange
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light blue
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matcha green
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light pink
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light gray
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nude pink
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beige
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¥0.0 | 88630 piece available |
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wine red
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khaki
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bright red
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Will jewelry fade? All kinds of popular jewelry made from non-gold-silver alloys, such as electroplated gold, will oxidize due to the chemical process of metals. For example, gold will darken, iron will rust, and silver will change color, all of which are processes of oxidation. Therefore, if the alloy jewelry is not well maintained, it will oxidize and change color very quickly. Here are several methods for maintaining alloy jewelry.
1. Do not mix jewelry.
2. Do not get wet or sweaty. If you do, immediately wipe it dry.
3. After each use, dry the brush with a cotton cloth that absorbs water. It is best to store it in a separate plastic bag.
4. If you want to prevent the jewelry from fading completely, apply a layer of transparent nail polish to prevent oxidation.
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