Never open gold to chlorine. It adulterates the compound by taking out the zinc and leaves the gems weak and in danger of breaks. I question the fixation in a pool is sufficiently high, yet why risk it? Everytime you swim you increment the possibility destroying the metal.
Getting it wet or foamy isnt going to dull the metal by the same token. Fine sratches development on a superficial level and dull the metal. Dead skin, body oils cream, ect can stall out in settings and fine subtleties however you can clean that with a touch of foamy water and a delicate brush. For a legitimate clean you'll have to take it to a diamond setter. You ought to do that reguarly at any rate, insurance agency now and again decline to cover gems things except if they get checked reguarly.
