How to maintain your cufflinks?
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Cufflinks are real jewelry, so they must be treated as such.
An accessory for special occasions for some, an essential part of everyday attire for others, cufflinks are true jewelry pieces necessary to wear a French cuff shirt. Their small size, however, exposes them to one main danger: getting lost. To protect them and shelter them from dust and humidity, remember to store them in a storage box designed for this purpose. Above all, never leave them on your French cuff shirt sleeves after wearing it, as you risk forgetting them there and putting the whole set in the washing machine.
And if you need to clean your cufflinks to restore their original shine, always do so in pairs. This way, there will be no difference between your right or left cufflink over time.
Maintaining cufflinks according to the material
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Sterling silver cufflinks require more regular maintenance than steel ones. Like with car bodywork, occasionally, you'll need to give them a little polish. Fingerprints? Simply wipe them away with a soft cloth.
Steel cufflinks can be easily cleaned with a little water and soap. Similarly for fingerprints, use a soft cloth to wipe them away.
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The best option for your lapis lazuli, mother-of-pearl or onyx cufflinks is to consult a jeweler. However, you can perform cleaning using water and mild soap or use an ultrasonic bath.
Wooden cufflinks are more fragile than other materials. You should avoid getting them wet, as the wood could swell. We therefore recommend dusting them gently with a soft, clean cloth.
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