When sleeping at night, body fluids will accumulate in a tissue. This is what makes your body appear slightly larger when waking up in the morning. Finally, accessories such as rings will be more difficult to remove when waking up.

If you wear a necklace while sleeping, be careful! Besides being able to wrap around and stab your neck, wearing a necklace can also make your hair tangled due to the body moving frequently during sleep. If you want to wear it while sleeping, choose a simple design and a necklace material that is soft and flexible.

Some materials used to make jewelry such as nickel can cause allergic reactions that result in itchy and red skin. This not only applies to gold, but also to silver.

When sleeping while wearing earrings, the elasticity of your earlobe will gradually be lost. If left untreated, the earlobe can become loose and emit an unpleasant odor. This can happen because sebum mixes with dead skin cells and bacteria in your ear.

Jewelry that is rarely taken off and cleaned properly will become a breeding ground for dirt and bacteria. The skin will become moist when in contact with jewelry, making it easier for bacteria to grow when wearing it without taking it off.

"If you often move while sleeping, try to remove any jewelry worn, as it may accidentally hit or break. Jewelry cavities can also get caught in fabric or hair. Surely this will damage it."