The short version: there's not much to do.
Every Taylor piece is designed to be worn 24/7 without maintenance. But if you want to keep things looking their absolute best, here are a few simple tips.
Wear it everywhere. That's the point.
Your Taylor jewelry is waterproof and sweat-proof. Shower in it, swim in it, sleep in it, work out in it. The 18k PVD gold coating is bonded to stainless steel at a molecular level. Water and sweat won't affect it.
A quick wipe is all you need.
If your bracelet loses a bit of its shine over time, gently wipe it with a soft cloth. For a deeper clean, use warm water with a drop of mild soap and pat dry. That's it. No special solutions, no polishing kits, no trips to a jeweler.
A few things to keep in mind.
To keep the shine at its absolute peak, try to avoid prolonged direct contact with heavy perfumes, colognes, and harsh cleaning chemicals like bleach. These won't damage the gold, but they can dull the surface over time if exposure is frequent. A quick rinse with water after contact is all it takes.
If you do take it off (but why would you).
Store your Taylor pieces in the complimentary pouch that comes with every order. Keeping them separate from other jewelry prevents surface scratches from harder metals or stones. But honestly, the best place for your bracelet is on your wrist.
Taking care of the stretch.
Taylor bracelets use jewelry-grade elastic cord designed to hold its shape over time. When putting your bracelet on or taking it off, slide it over your hand gently rather than pulling from one side. This keeps the tension even and extends the life of the cord. If the elastic ever wears out, contact us. We'll restring it.
Lifetime color warranty on every piece.
If your gold fades, tarnishes, or changes color under normal wear, we'll replace it. No time limit, no fine print. That's how confident we are in the finish.
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Go ahead
Swim in pools and oceans
Wear it to the gym
Sleep in it every night
Wash your hands normally
Rinse with water anytime
Worth avoiding
Bleach and harsh chemicals
Pulling elastic from one side
Storing loose with harder metals
Abrasive scrubbing pads
Ultrasonic jewelry cleaners