Jewelry Care Guide

Diamond Care Guide

Diamonds are one of the hardest natural substances on Earth, but they are not indestructible. Proper care ensures their brilliance and longevity.

  • Store Separately – Diamonds can scratch other diamonds and jewelry. Keep them in individual pouches or compartments.

  • Avoid Heat and Chemicals – Exposure to harsh substances may damage the setting or affect the diamond’s appearance.

  • Regular Cleaning – Gently clean with a mild detergent, a soft toothbrush, and warm water. For optimal maintenance, have your jewelry professionally cleaned and inspected once or twice a year.

  • Wear with Caution – Avoid wearing diamond rings during sports or activities that involve excessive movement or pressure to prevent potential damage.

By following these care tips, your diamonds will maintain their brilliance for generations to come.

Pearl Care Guide

As organic gemstones, pearls require special care to maintain their luster and beauty. Proper handling and cleaning will help preserve their elegance for years to come.

  • Avoid Harsh Chemicals – Pearls are sensitive to hairspray, perfumes, cosmetics, alcohol, bleach, ammonia, and chlorinated water.
  • Put Pearls on Last – Always wear your pearls after applying makeup, perfume, or hair products to minimize exposure to harmful substances.
  • Gentle Cleaning Only – Never use ultrasonic cleaners. Instead, clean with mild soap and water when necessary.
  • Regular Maintenance – Wipe pearls with a soft, dry, or slightly damp cloth after each wear to remove oils and residue. Avoid rubbing them together to prevent scratches.

By following these care tips, your pearls will retain their natural beauty and elegance for generations.

Colored Gemstone Care Guide

Natural gemstones take millions of years to form, making each piece a rare and valuable treasure. Proper care helps preserve their brilliance and longevity.

  • Clean Before Storing – Wipe gemstone jewelry with a clean, soft, slightly damp cloth after each wear to remove oils and residue.
  • Store Separately – Keep gemstones in individual soft pouches to prevent scratches and damage.
  • Avoid Harsh Chemicals – Exposure to saltwater, chlorine, detergents, and other chemicals can dull or damage gemstones.
  • Apply Products First – Always apply cosmetics, perfumes, and colognes before wearing gemstone jewelry to minimize contact with harmful substances.

With proper care, your colored gemstones will maintain their beauty and radiance for years to come.