I've been wearing my MYKA jewelry frequently, and it's starting to show signs of wear. How can I clean and make it look its best?

According to the article on MYKA’s official website, to keep the shine on your MYKA jewelry that you wear a lot and bring back its brilliance, do these easy things at home:
Things you'll need:
• A dish
• A brush with soft bristles
• Mild soap without detergent
• A soft microfiber cloth that doesn't have any lint on it
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- Get ready: Set out the cleaning tools you will need to start the job. Get a bowl, a soft-bristled brush, mild soap that doesn't contain salt, and a soft microfiber cloth that doesn't have any lint on it ready.
- Add soapy water: Wipe each piece of jewelry clean with the soft microfiber cloth to bring back its shine.
- In the bowl, mix a few drops of mild soap that doesn't contain any detergents with warm water.
- Brush and soak: Put your jewelry in the soapy water one piece at a time. To make sure everything is clean, dip a soft-bristled brush into the soapy water and gently scrub each piece.
- Wash and dry: Rinse each piece of jewelry very carefully.
- Use the soft microfiber cloth to gently pat the jewelry pieces dry after you're done washing them.

Rings: Do what was said above to keep the shine on your rings. For rings, you can soak them in a bowl of soapy water overnight before brushing them with a soft-bristled brush. One good idea is to clean your rings every two weeks. This will help them stay extra shiny.
Between Morning and Night: Take good care of your jewelry between morning and night:
To keep your jewelry from getting damaged, put it on after you put on perfume, makeup, and deodorant.
Put on your clothes first so that your jewelry doesn't catch on them.
Do not leave your jewelry out in direct sunlight for long periods. This is especially true for gemstones.
Wearing jewelry while swimming is not recommended because chlorine and salt water can damage it.
If you follow these steps and tips, your MYKA jewelry will be in good shape for a long time, even after being worn a lot.