When summer comes, the same question always comes to mind: “Can you swim in the sea wearing gold jewelry?”
If you don't want to sacrifice style on vacation, this article is for you. With 14-karat gold jewelry, you can enjoy the sea, pool, and sun with peace of mind. So, what should you keep in mind? Here's everything you need to know:

🌊 Can You Swim in the Sea with 14 Carat Gold Jewelry?

Yes, it is possible to swim in the sea with 14-karat gold jewelry.
14-karat gold is more durable thanks to its alloy content, making it more resistant to water during the summer months, especially on vacation.

✔ Does not cause allergies
✔ Does not darken
✔ Suitable for daily use

So, there is no harm in enjoying the sea with your favorite hoop earrings and a minimal chain around your neck.

🧴 Be Careful with Sunscreen and Salt Water

Although gold jewelry is resistant to seawater, sunscreen, lotions, and saltwater residue can affect its shine over time. Here's why:

• After leaving the sea , rinse your jewelry with fresh water.

• Avoid direct contact with jewelry after applying sunscreen.

• Dry your jewelry by wiping it with a soft cloth.

These small precautions will ensure your jewelry retains its shine all summer long.

💛 End of Summer Glow: Get Your Glow Back

Don't worry if your jewelry looks a little tired when you return from vacation. Yvris offers lifetime care for all your gold jewelry .
At the end of summer, your jewelry will shine again with a polishing or form check.

Make a maintenance appointment

Conclusion: Be Careful When Swimming in the Sea with Gold Jewelry

• 14 carat gold jewelry is suitable for the sea.

• Does not cause allergies or darkening.

• It is important to rinse with fresh water after swimming.

• Remove any sunscreen residue.

• Return your jewelry to its original state by having it serviced at the end of summer.

Yvris Gold Jewelry: With the Sea, the Sun and You

The salt of the sea, the warmth of the sun, the timeless shine of gold...
Designed for those who want to experience summer without taking off their jewelry.