Why Care Matters?

Jewelry is more than adornment — it's a legacy. Over time, exposure to oils, lotions, dust, and everyday chemicals can dull even the finest pieces. With the right care, though, your jewelry retains its brilliance and elegance. In the following sections you’ll learn how to wear, clean, store, and maintain your jewelry—whether it's gold, silver, moissanite, or lab-grown diamond.

Proper Storage & Everyday Care

Small daily habits and mindful storage can make all the difference in preserving the brilliance, strength, and longevity of your jewelry. Follow these essential practices to keep your pieces shining beautifully for years.

  • Store Separately

    Always store each jewelry piece in its own soft pouch or a lined jewelry box. This prevents scratches and tangling, especially with delicate stones like moissanite and lab-grown diamonds.

  • Avoid Humidity & Sunlight

    Keep jewelry away from bathrooms, direct sunlight, and heat. Humidity and temperature changes can weaken metal settings and reduce the sparkle of stones.

  • Handle with Care

    Jewelry is delicate and should be handled gently. Put it on last when getting ready and remove it first at the end of the day to avoid unnecessary strain.

  • Keep Away from Chemicals

    Perfumes, lotions, and hairsprays can dull metals and gemstones. Always allow these products to dry before wearing jewelry to protect its shine.

  • Remove During Activities

    Take off rings, bracelets, or necklaces before swimming, showering, exercising, or doing chores. This helps protect against physical damage and chemical exposure.

  • Maintain a Routine

    Adopt small daily habits like wiping jewelry with a soft cloth before storing. These steps go a long way in keeping jewelry looking brilliant for years.

Cleaning & Maintenance at Home

Every piece of jewelry tells a story—of moments cherished, celebrations remembered, and personal style expressed. Keeping these treasures as radiant as the memories they represent doesn’t require complicated routines. With a little daily care, you can prevent tarnish, scratches, and dullness right at home.

  • Essentials for Sparkle

    Gather a few drops of mild dish soap, warm water, a soft-bristled toothbrush, and a lint-free cloth. These simple tools are all you need to bring life back to your jewelry.

  • Gentle Cleaning Ritual

    Place your pieces in the warm soapy water for 20–30 minutes. Use the soft toothbrush to gently remove dirt, dust, or oils, restoring the natural glow.

  • Radiant Finishing Touch

    Rinse your jewelry thoroughly with clean water. Pat dry with a lint-free cloth, and watch your pieces sparkle like new.

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Treasures That Last: Gold & Gemstone Care

Simple, gentle steps to preserve the brilliance and sparkle of your most precious jewelry

Golden Glow: Caring for Your Precious Gold

Gold’s natural luster can fade or scratch over time if not treated with care. To keep your pieces radiant, gently clean them using mild soap and warm water, as described in general jewelry care. White gold with rhodium plating may require re-plating when the finish starts to wear. Avoid harsh chemicals, chlorine, and abrasive polishing cloths. Store each piece separately to prevent scratches and tangling, ensuring that your gold jewelry shines as brilliantly as the day you first wore it.

Sparkling Brilliance: Diamonds, Lab-Grown & Moissanite

Diamonds, lab-grown diamonds, and moissanite are celebrated for their fire and brilliance, but oils and dust can dull their sparkle. Clean them gently with mild soap and warm water, using a soft-bristled brush if needed. For diamonds set in white gold, avoid strong cleaners to preserve the rhodium plating. Moissanite, equally durable and radiant, also benefits from this gentle care. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a lint-free cloth. Regular cleaning and inspection keep each gem secure, sparkling, and ready to catch the light at every angle.

Expert Touch for Lasting Shine

Even the best home care can’t replace a jeweler’s expertise. Simple steps for professional care:

  • Regular Check-ups: Inspect prongs, settings, and stones once or twice a year.
  • Polish & Re-plate: Restore shine and re-plate white gold if needed.
  • Secure Settings: Tighten any loose stones to prevent loss.
  • Delicate Care: Avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaning for fragile pieces unless advised.
  • Act Quickly: Stop wearing jewelry if it wobbles, snags, or looks dull.

Professional care ensures your treasures stay radiant for years.