It is not recommended to clean jade with jewelry or household cleaners, as they contain strong chemicals that might damage the jade’s beauty. Additionally, you should remove your jade jewelry before swimming in a pool or hot tub, as chlorine can also harm the stone. Light contact with daily chemicals like soap, lotions, and perfumes will not permanently damage jade, but it can diminish its luster over time, so minimizing exposure to these substances is advisable. OIL YOUR JADE Polished jade can be lightly oiled once a week using baby oil (e.g., Johnson & Johnson baby oil) to enhance its radiance. The oil helps cleanse the stone’s surface, making it more vibrant. Apply a small amount of oil to a lint-free cloth and gently rub the stone. Allow the oil to rest for 5–10 minutes, then wipe it away with a clean, dry towel. PROTECT YOUR JADE To preserve the excellent condition and appearance of your jade jewelry, avoid striking it against hard surfaces. For necklaces, rings, and bangles, be cautious of contact with edges or other hard objects, as this can cause cracking or breakage. Jade stones can be permanently damaged and develop cracks if they come into contact with hard items. Proper maintenance is essential to ensure the longevity and beauty of your jade pieces.