JEWELLERY CARE GUIDE

Your jewellery is delicate and requires special care and attention to preserve its beauty over time. We recommend the following cleaning and precaution tips:

Cleaning: Regularly use a soft, lint-free cloth to remove oils, lotions, and dirt. To clean your diamond jewellery, use a soft-bristle toothbrush, warm water, and mild dish soap. Soak the jewellery in warm, soapy water for 15-20 minutes to loosen dirt and oils. Gently scrub the diamond's surface with the toothbrush, then rinse it under warm water, using a strainer for pieces with multiple stones. Finally, pat it dry with a lint-free cloth to prevent water spots.

Storage: Keep jewellery separate to prevent scratches and tangling.

Preventing Damage: Remove jewellery before activities that expose it to chemicals, sweat, or impact, such as gardening, sports, and cleaning. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals and direct sunlight.

Regular Inspections: Check settings: Periodically inspect the settings of your jewellery to ensure gemstones are secure. Prong Repairs: If you notice loose or damaged prongs on rings, get them repaired promptly to prevent the loss of stones.

Gemstone Care: Diamonds: Diamonds are durable but can still chip or crack. Avoid wearing diamond jewellery when doing rough work. Pearls: Wipe pearls with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid exposure to hairsprays and lotions to maintain lustre. Gemstones: Be aware of gemstone-specific care. Some stones, like opals and emeralds, are more delicate and require extra care. Refer to your jeweller for more information.

Precious Metal Maintenance: White Gold: White gold may lose its lustre over time, and professional polishing can restore its shine by adding rhodium plating to maintain whiteness. Yellow Gold: Yellow gold can dull with wear, and a professional polishing wheel can renew its shine and remove light surface scratching. Platinum: Platinum, while durable, is a soft metal and can develop blemishes. Professional polishing removes imperfections.

Professional Care: If you have concerns about the condition of your jewellery or need repairs, consult a reputable jeweller for advice and maintenance.