Maintenance & Care

Keep Your Jewelry Sparkling

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Apply lotions, cosmetics, hairspray, and perfume before wearing your jewelry. This helps avoid contact with chemicals that can dull its shine.
When removing jewelry, gently wipe each piece with a clean, soft cloth to remove oils and perspiration, preserving its brilliance.
Store your jewelry in a fabric-lined box or individually wrapped in tissue to prevent scratches and damage.

Avoid wearing jewelry during physical activities like housekeeping, gardening, or exercise, as this can cause unnecessary wear and tear.
Never expose your jewelry to household cleaning products, as they may damage the finish or gemstones.
Never expose jewelry to chlorine in swimming pools or hot tubs, as it can weaken the metal and damage gemstones.

Always follow the care instructions on the label or box of your jewelry for the best results.
Clean in a secure location (never on the rim of a sink) to prevent your jewelry from slipping and getting lost.
Use only a soft brush—never sharp or hard objects—when cleaning to avoid scratching your jewelry.
Clean your jewelry regularly, as lotions, soaps, and skin oils can make diamonds and gemstones look dull.
For seriously soiled jewelry, consider having it professionally cleaned to restore its shine.
Clean diamond jewelry using a soft brush with warm water and a mild detergent. Rinse under running water to remove any residue.
Pearl jewelry should never be exposed to chemicals or solvents. Always store pearls in a soft bag to prevent scratches.
For colored gemstones, avoid exposing them to chemicals, solvents, or ultrasonics unless you are familiar with their specific cleaning requirements.