How to Travel with Jewelry Without Damaging It

Trips hit different when your drip survives the journey. Here's a simple, tested system to pack, fly, and vacation with your BLNG pieces—tangle-free, scratch-free, and still shining when you land.

Choose a Travel Stack (Keep It Tight)

Pick 2–3 pieces you'll actually rotate. Fewer pieces = less friction and zero tangles.

Everyday shine: 3mm Tennis (White Gold)
More pop, still classy: 4mm Tennis (White Gold)
Statement when needed: 12mm Iced Cuban (White Gold)
Wrist symmetry: Cuban Link Bracelets
Pendant option: 3mm Rope (Yellow Gold)

Pack Like a Pro (Anti-Tangle Playbook)

Use a hard-shell travel case or small box; one slot/pouch per piece.
For chains, feed one end through a drinking straw or travel straw and clasp—zero knots when you unpack.
Wrap each item in a soft microfiber cloth (adds scratch protection and doubles as a cleaning cloth).
Add a mini silica gel packet to the case to fight humidity.
Carry-on only. Never check jewelry in a suitcase.

Airport Security—What Actually Works

Minimal pieces can stay on; chunky stacks may trigger scanners. If in doubt, drop jewelry (in its pouch) into the tray.
Keep everything in one dedicated pouch so nothing gets lost.
Avoid tossing loose chains into a bin—they'll snag and scratch.

In-Flight & On-the-Go Care

Lotion, sanitizer, and hair products first—jewelry second.
If you nap on the plane, remove heavy chains/bracelets to avoid kinks or pressure marks.
Wipe pieces with your microfiber cloth after wear to remove oils.

Hotel Routine (60-Second Shine Check)

Set up a dry station: case on a dresser—not the steamy bathroom.
Quick clean after long days: lukewarm water + one drop mild soap → gentle wipe → rinse → pat dry → air-dry a few minutes.
Store each item separately before bed.
Showers, pools, and hot tubs: don't wear plated jewelry in water—even though BLNG uses heavy 18K plating up to 10x thicker than the norm, water, soap, chlorine, and salt will still dull any finish.

Beach & Pool Rules (Save the Shine)

Salt + sand = abrasion; chlorine = chemical dulling. Take jewelry off.
If it gets wet, rinse with fresh water ASAP, pat dry, then air-dry 5–10 minutes.

Rescue Kit (Tiny but Clutch)

Pack this in your carry-on:

Microfiber cloth (2x)
Travel straw (for anti-tangle)
Mild liquid soap (hotel hand soap works in a pinch)
Zip bag + silica gel packet
Spare pouch for the day's stack

Smart Layering While Traveling

Day: 3mm Tennis 50 cm (20") + small pendant on 3mm Rope 55 cm (22") (clean, comfy)
Night: swap in a 12mm Cuban 55 cm (22") for statement shots
Wrist: Cuban Link Bracelet to mirror your chain

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