How to protect your jewlery!

I posted a similar post a few months ago using a different product. That product has held up pretty well however it always seems to be out of stock, so I was in the market for an alternative. Besides, a girl's gotta have options.

PS: I have a good mix of real and custom jewelry. I use jewelry protectant on both.

After a few Google searches, I came across ProtectaClear. It had quite a few positive feedback, so I got them to try.

I purchased the liquid dip first, which worked beautifully, but I wanted to be able to coat a large amount of jewlery of at once, and so I went back to get the spray.

Do you need both?

Well, that just depends on your preference. I like using the liquid form for precise coating like watches because i dont want the product to get on the watch display windown. I also prefer the liquid for rhinestone jewelry to keep them shiny.

I've had these for the past three months, I am an avid jewlery wearer, and everything is holding up nicely so far.

PS:

I've used this on all of my jewelry. Real and custom. From earings, bracelet to rings.

I've not tested this under water.

***Links to both are in the bio***

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