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While every item of jewelry is lovely, if not properly looked for, it can get faded and lose its luster. If you prefer your jewelry to seem as beautiful as new, you must take proper care of it.If you take care of your jewelry, it will last for many years. To care for your jewelry, follow these simple instructions.
Gold filled/gold plated pieces
With the proper care and attention, your gold-plated objects will sparkle for a longer period of time.
To remove smudges and surface soil from gold-plated jewelry, wipe it off with a damp cotton ball or microfiber cloth after each use. After exposure to tarnish-causing chemicals such as chlorine, alcohol, acids, and Sulphur compounds, a more thorough cleaning is required. Preventive actions to reduce damage are the greatest way to ensure gold-plated jewelry preserve its shine for as long as feasible.
1. Before touching gold-plated jewelry, ensure your hands are clean of lotions, make-up, and grime.
2. When wearing gold-plated jewelry, avoid using make-up, perfume, or hairspray.
3. While doing acidic things, remove these gold-plated rings and bracelets.
4. To avoid scratching, don’t carry gold-plated jewelry in your pocketbook or combined with other pieces.
5. To avoid damage, store gold-plated jewellery individually in tiny boxes.
Sterling silver
Sterling silver, chosen for its strength and beauty, may dazzle for a lifetime or develop a gorgeous patina on its own.
Avoid using chlorinated water or cleaning chemicals that include bleach on your sterling silver item. To clean your silver item, use a gentle cloth. Keep it in your jewelry box or pouch to avoid scratches and nicks.
1. Always keep sterling silver jewelry away from moisture in a cool, dry location.
2. Sterling silver jewelry should be kept in a jewelry box or bag.
3. Keep sterling silver jewelry separate from other items in your jewelry box.
4. Anti-tarnish strips for sterling silver jewelry should be kept in the jewelry box.
Pearl jewelry
With a trendy pearly modern style, you'll steal the spotlight. With the proper care and attention, your pearls will last longer.
Pearls are organic jewels that are sensitive to acid, alkalinity, and humidity extremes. Avoid allowing your pearls come into touch with cosmetics, hair spray, or perfume to keep their luster. After applying make-up and straightening your hair, put on your jewelry as a finishing touch. Perspiration may also degrade the luster of a pearl. Wipe your pearls lightly with a soft towel before returning them to their jewelry box to avoid this.
1. After you’ve put your pearls on, it's better not use any makeup, hairspray, lotion, or perfume.
2. Pearl necklaces should be stored flat to avoid straining.
3. Because pearls are easily scratched, keep them in fabric-lined compartments.
4. Because pearls thrive in a damp environment, they should be worn frequently to avoid drying out.
Diamonds
Diamonds that are grown in a sustainable manner are also eternal. They'll maintain their new-out-of-the-box radiance for as long as you take proper care of them.
Jewelry made of diamonds and gemstone must be handled with care. Even the world's toughest substance diamonds are tough and the hardest naturally occurring substance on the earth, yet they still require a lot of care. A diamond may be harmed under certain situations, and other gemstones are fragile.Here's a brief method to cleaning and maintaining your diamonds and gemstones’ eternal radiance. We recommend avoiding the following exposures to your diamond and gemstone jewelry as much as possible to minimize damage:
1. Non-abrasive jewelry cleaners from the store are a fantastic alternative to brushing. It’s crucial to remember that the natural diamond should be treated with care, and the delicate settings should not be washed excessively.
2. To keep your diamond item shining and gleaming, clean it with merely warm water every day, or soak it in a light degreasing solution (we recommend water with a few drops of mild dish soap).
3. Remove any leftover filth with a gentle, clean toothbrush after soaking.
4. To remove any remaining debris, use a soft-bristled, clean/new toothbrush that has only been used for jewelry cleaning.
