Caring for a Diamond
Diamond Cleaning
1. Prepare a small bowl of warm suds with any of the mild liquid detergents used in your home. You can brush the piece/s
with an eyebrow brush while soaking. After you are finished brushing, rinse the diamond/s under warm running water.
Pat dry with a soft, lint free cloth.
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and jewelry. Using one of the above cleaning procedures will ensure your jewelry lasts longer and is more beautiful.
While diamonds may certainly be forever, they still require some personal maintenance and care to ensure their most
brilliant performance. Storage is equally as important when not wearing them.
Like anything you wear, diamonds get smudged, soiled and dusty. Lotions, powders, soaps, even natural skin oils, can put a film
on diamonds and reduce their brilliance. Even elements in the air can discolor the mountings of precious jewelry. We strongly
recommend cleaning your diamonds to ensure the maximum amount of light can enter and return the diamond to its initial
brilliance. It just takes a little TLC. Listed below are four ways to clean your diamonds:
2. Make a half-and-half solution of cold water and household ammonia in a cup. Soak the diamond/s for 30 minutes.
Remove and tap gently around the back and front of the mounting with an eyebrow brush. Return the diamond/s to the
water/ammonia solution once more and drain on tissue paper or clean cloth.
3. A liquid jewelry cleaner kit provides another option. Choose the kind most suitable to your needs. Avoid touching
your clean diamond/s with your fingers. Handle your jewelry by its edges.
4. You can go hi-tech and purchase a small jewelry-cleaning machine. There are many types available today and they will
clean almost any piece of jewelry in a matter of minutes. The cleaning machines usually consists of a metal cup that
you fill with water and detergent. When the machine is turned on, a high-frequency motion creates the cleaning action.