Jewelry Care Guide

Diamonds are extremely hard but their settings and shine still need maintenance. Follow these simple steps to maintain your diamond jewelry. 

Clean it regularly (but gently)
Oils from skin and lotions dull a diamond’s brilliance over time, so routine cleaning matters.

Soak jewelry in warm water + mild dish soap. Use a soft toothbrush to remove dirt from behind the diamond. Rinse and pat dry with a lint-free cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach or acetone

Store pieces separately
Diamonds can scratch other jewelry and even each other if stored together. 

Keep diamonds in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box

Avoid wearing during rough activities
Hard impacts or chemicals can loosen settings or damage metal prongs

Remove jewelry when; cleaning, exercising, gardening, swimming in chlorinated pools 

Check the setting regularly
Even small shifts can lead to a diamond falling out without warning.

Look for loose prongs, wobbling stones or bent metal.

Get professional cleaning and inspection
Visit a jeweler for ultrasonic cleaning, prong tightening and polishing.