Jewelry needs to be soaked in water for maintenance?

                                                                                    Jewelry needs to be soaked in water for maintenance?
In the jewelry circle, some jewelry are precious and cannot be touched by a little water, such as lobular rosewood and lapis lazuli; while some are addicted to water, and they will be more beautiful after soaking~, such as jadeite, sea grain stone, and turquoise. Wouldn't the quality deteriorate after soaking in water for so long? Not really, but it would be better.

1. Jade and jadeite are usually water-loving. Jade jewelry, if you leave it idle for a long time, you will find that it is not so moist and translucent. The best way to maintain it is to wear it often, and use the warm environment of the human body to "hydrate" it, which is what we often call "people nourish jade".
2. The beautiful gems with their own waves and ripples need to be soaked in water regularly during maintenance.
Most of the hyacinth stones will fade when worn for a long time, perhaps because the water in the gemstone "runs away", so it needs to be soaked in water regularly to avoid cracks due to lack of water, and the color will look better after being nourished by water.
3. Turquoise is also a water-based gemstone. Often wearing it helps to form a protective film on the surface to prevent water loss. Turquoise absorbs water and changes color when exposed to water. Some people have done experiments. After soaking high porcelain turquoise in water, the color becomes better and the sense of porcelain is stronger.