Remove bracelets before swimming or showering, especially if they contain metals, leather, or fabric, as water can cause them to tarnish, weaken, or stain.

Avoid contact with perfume, lotions, cleaning agents, or hair products, as they can damage the materials. Chemicals can cause metals to corrode or cause discoloration in gemstones or beads.

When not wearing them, store your bracelets in a cool, dry place. Consider keeping them in a jewelry box or a pouch to prevent tangling or scratching.

For bracelets with delicate materials like leather or thread, keep them in a soft cloth bag to protect them from dust and damage.

Clean your bracelets based on the material. For metal bracelets, use a soft cloth or jewelry cleaner specifically for that type of metal. For beaded or woven bracelets, gently wipe them with a damp cloth to remove dirt and oils.

Bracelets, especially those with beads, stones, or threads, can break easily. Be mindful of not wearing them during heavy activities or while doing chores like cleaning, gardening, or exercising.

Remove your bracelets before sleeping to prevent unnecessary wear and tear. This is especially important for elastic bands and bracelets made from delicate materials like leather.

Leather: Clean with a dry cloth and condition occasionally to prevent cracking.

Metal: For silver or gold bracelets, clean with a gentle jewelry cleaner or polishing cloth to maintain shine.

Gemstones/Beads: Handle with care and avoid dropping, as they can chip or break.

If a bracelet becomes too tight, too loose, or broken, seek a professional jeweler or repair specialist to ensure it's properly resized or fixed.