Jewelry Care

A Longterm value for your purchase

Jewelry Care

Safe Handling

Avoid Direct Contact with Chemicals

Household cleaners, perfumes, and lotions can leave residue on diamonds or damage metal settings. Apply cosmetics, perfumes, and hairsprays before wearing your jewelry to reduce exposure.

Take off Before Rigorous Activities

Diamonds may be the hardest natural material, but their settings can still be susceptible to knocks and abrasions. Remove your jewelry before exercise, sports, or heavy lifting to prevent damage.

Handle with Cleaning Hands

Oils and dirt from your fingers can dull the shine of a diamond. Handle your ring or necklace by the band or chain to minimize contact with the stone.

Proper Storage

Individual Compartments

Store each diamond piece in its own soft cloth pouch or in a separate compartment of a jewelry box. This prevents diamonds from scratching each other or other gemstones.

Avoid Extreme Temperatures

Rapid changes in temperature can stress the metal setting or adhesive in some designs. Keep your diamonds in a stable environment, away from direct sunlight or heat.

Travel Considerations

When traveling, use a travel jewelry case designed with padded sections. This ensures your pieces remain securely separated and cushioned.

Routine Cleaning

Gentle Soak and Brush

Every week or two, soak your diamond jewelry in a bowl of warm water mixed with a mild liquid soap. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush to gently remove dirt or residue. Rinse with lukewarm water and dry with a lint-free cloth.

Ultrasonic Cleaners

(Please visit a cleaning specialist)

Ultrasonic cleaners can be effective for diamond jewelry but should be used carefully. Certain designs or gemstones (e.g., pearls, emeralds) may be damaged by ultrasonic vibrations. Consult with your jeweler or refer to product instructions before use.

Professional Polishing

Periodic professional cleaning ensures deeper care. Jewelers use specialized equipment and polishes that can restore shine without damaging the metal or stone.