Agarwood bracelets are natural wood bead jewelry, so care should be simple and gentle. The goal is to protect the wood from unnecessary moisture, harsh products, and heat while still enjoying the bracelet in daily life.
Keep agarwood beads dry when possible
Remove your bracelet before swimming, showering, or washing dishes. Occasional light contact with water is not the same as soaking, but repeated moisture can affect the feel and surface of natural wood beads.
Avoid perfume and harsh chemicals
Apply fragrance, lotion, sunscreen, or hair products before putting on the bracelet. Direct contact with perfume or chemicals can change how the bead surface feels over time. A simple habit helps: get dressed, apply products, let them settle, then put on your bracelet.
How to clean an agarwood bracelet
- Use a soft dry cloth for regular wiping.
- Avoid soap, alcohol, abrasive cleaners, and soaking.
- Let the bracelet air dry naturally if it gets lightly damp.
- Store it away from direct sunlight and high heat.
Daily storage tips
Keep your bracelet in a small pouch, jewelry tray, or drawer when not wearing it. If you layer bracelets, avoid storing rough metal pieces directly against wood beads for long periods.
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