Third-Eye Communicator Gold Care Guide
Your gold Third-Eye Communicator is designed to be worn and treasured. These simple steps will help protect its finish, stones, and structure.
Caring for your crown
Your Third-Eye Communicator needs very little. The most important habit is simple: keep it dry. Take it off before showering, bathing, saunas, or swimming. Water is especially hard on the fluorite, the softest of its three stones.
When you take it off, support the centerpiece with one hand so it doesn't swing. Give the back of the centerpiece and the chain a quick wipe with a soft, dry cloth, since they touch your forehead and hair.
If it ever looks dull, breathe lightly on the gold to fog it, then wipe with a clean, dry cloth. A soft, dry makeup brush lifts dust from the filigree.
A few more things to keep in mind:
- Keep it out of long, direct sunlight, which can fade the fluorite and amethyst.
- Set it down gently. Moonstone is softer than most stones and can chip with a hard knock.
- Put it on after skincare, makeup, and hair products have dried.
Gold never tarnishes, so a soft cloth is all it needs to stay bright.
Where to keep it
Lay your crown flat, centerpiece face up, with the chain laid out straight or coiled loosely so it doesn't tangle.
If you live somewhere humid or near the coast, keep it in a soft pouch or lined box in a drawer, away from humidity, with nothing resting on the centerpiece. Never store it in the bathroom.
If you'd like to keep it on your altar, choose a spot out of direct sunlight and away from candle flames, and rest it on a soft cloth or a selenite plate. Gold never tarnishes, so a soft cloth keeps it bright on your altar.
Cleansing its energy
To energetically cleanse and recharge your crown, rest it under the light of the full moon overnight, or lay it on a selenite crystal or plate. Both are gentle and never touch the gold. If you use moonlight, move it before the morning sun reaches it.
Need help?
If you have a question about your piece, reply to your order email or contact info@dolphintechnology.org. You can also view the product page.