Face in a Knife Enamel Pin

Care

Care Instructions for Enamel Pin

Keep ‘Em Dry:

Moisture can cause the metal to tarnish or rust over time. Avoid wearing pins in the rain or near water.

Clean Gently:

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe away dust or fingerprints. For stubborn spots, a tiny bit of mild soap on a cloth works—just dry immediately!

Avoid Chemicals:

Perfumes, lotions, and cleaning agents can damage the enamel or dull the pin’s shine.

Store Smartly:

When not in use, store pins in a jewelry box, pouch, or on a pin display board to prevent scratches and avoid misplacing them.

Secure the Back:

Check the pin backing regularly to ensure it’s tight. If it feels loose, consider upgrading to locking pin backs for extra security.

Handle With Care:

Pins are tough, but their enamel can chip or scratch if dropped or knocked against hard surfaces. Attach and remove them gently.