Jewelry Care

"Preserving Brilliance: How to Care for Diamond & Gemstone Jewelry"

General Care tips

1. Regular Cleaning: Clean your diamond jewelry regularly to remove oils, dust, and dirt. Use a gentle solution of warm water and mild dish soap. Soak the jewelry for about 20-30 minutes, then gently brush it with a soft-bristled brush, such as a toothbrush, focusing on the diamond and setting. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
2. Professional Cleaning: It's recommended to have your diamond jewelry professionally cleaned and inspected at least once a year. A professional jeweler can check for loose settings, wear and tear, and give your diamonds a thorough cleaning.
3. Storage: Store your diamond jewelry separately to prevent scratching. Use a fabric-lined jewelry box with compartments or individual soft pouches for each piece.
4. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Remove your diamond jewelry before using harsh chemicals, such as bleach or chlorine. These substances can damage the metal settings and dull the diamond's sparkle.
5. Careful Handling: Be mindful when wearing diamond jewelry. Avoid wearing it during activities that could subject it to sharp blows or hard surfaces, which could chip the diamond.
6. Avoid Heat and Light: Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high heat can affect the color of some diamonds. Store your diamond jewelry away from direct light and heat sources.

Care Tips by Material

14/18K Yellow Gold

With proper care, our 14k yellow gold jewelry can be a timeless addition to your collection. This metal's warm glow is perfect for daily wear.

Caring for Your Gold Jewelry:

14k gold is more resilient than 18k gold, which is softer and more prone to scratches and deformation.

To ensure your 14k gold jewelry remains in pristine condition, consider the following:

• Wearing Tips: Avoid wearing your gold jewelry during activities that could cause damage or stress to the piece.

• Storage: When not in use, keep your jewelry in a secure, dry place to prevent damage from environmental factors.

• Cleaning: Although 14k gold is designed for longevity, it still needs occasional care. For a radiant finish, clean your jewelry with a soft brush or cloth, warm water, and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals.

• Polishing: Use a gentle touch when polishing with a soft cloth to maintain the luster.

• Ultrasonic Cleaning: It's safe to use ultrasonic cleaners for 14k gold jewelry.

By following these guidelines, you can keep your 14k yellow gold jewelry looking as stunning as the day you got it.

14/18K WHITE GOLD

14k white gold is a blend of 58.5% pure yellow gold and white metals like silver, manganese, or palladium, and is coated with a layer of rhodium for a lustrous white finish and added durability.

• Wearing 14k White Gold Jewelry: Over time, the rhodium plating on 14k white gold may wear off, revealing the warmer yellow gold underneath, especially with exposure to environmental elements. To preserve the bright white finish, it's best to remove your 14k white gold jewelry before exposing it to chemicals, cleaning agents, or sweat.

• Storing 14k White Gold Jewelry: Keep your jewelry in a secure, dry location when not in use to safeguard it from environmental exposure.

• Cleaning 14k White Gold Jewelry: Maintain your jewelry's shine by cleaning it gently with a soft brush or cloth, warm water, and soap without harsh detergents, or use a specialized Jewelry Care Kit. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, and ultrasonic cleaners are safe for 14k white gold.

• 18k White Gold: Similar to 14k white gold, 18k white gold is composed of 75% yellow gold mixed with white metals and coated with rhodium. The higher gold content makes 18k white gold slightly softer and more malleable than 14k, but it also provides a richer, deeper color. Care for 18k white gold is similar to 14k white gold, with the added caution that it may be more susceptible to scratches due to its higher gold content.

By following these care guidelines, you can ensure that your white gold jewelry continues to dazzle and shine for years to come.

• Tips for Wearing Diamond Jewelry: Though diamonds are renowned for their hardness, they're not immune to damage. To ensure your diamond jewelry remains in pristine condition, consider how you wear it. Activities that are physically demanding could potentially harm your jewelry.

• Storing Your Diamond Jewelry: Keep your diamond jewelry in a secure, dry location when it's not being worn to safeguard it from environmental hazards.

• Diamond Jewelry Care: To keep your diamonds shining bright, use a soft-bristled brush and lukewarm water with a gentle, detergent-free soap for cleaning. Avoid using harsh abrasive cleaners. Diamond jewelry can be safely cleaned with ultrasonic cleaners and steam cleaners.

By following these simple care instructions, you can help ensure your diamond jewelry remains dazzling for years to come.

GEMSTONES 

Our jewelry collection features a diverse selection of top-quality natural and lab-grown gemstones.

• Wearing Gemstone Jewelry: Gemstones vary in hardness and require careful handling. Colored gemstones, in particular, can lose their vibrancy if overexposed to sunlight, saltwater, sweat, and chemicals such as chlorine, makeup, and lotions.

• Storing Gemstone Jewelry: To preserve their beauty, store your gemstone pieces in a secure and dry environment when not in use, protecting them from everyday environmental factors.

• Cleaning Gemstone Jewelry: Avoid using steam or ultrasonic cleaners for colored gemstones, as these methods can cause damage or permanent discoloration. Instead, gently clean most gemstones with lukewarm water and mild soap, using a soft brush. 

By following these care recommendations, you can help ensure the lasting beauty and sparkle of your gemstone jewelry for many years to come.