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Jewelry Cleaning & Care

1. Jewelry Storage

Protect your jewelry when it is not being worn by separating it from other jewelry, using a separate compartment in your jewelry box. Gems and gem quality items, improperly stored, can damage each other. Diamonds, for example, may scratch rubies, sapphires, or emeralds, and in certain situations, each other. To be on the safe side, be sure that gemstones and jewelry do not touch.

Because of their softness, cultured pearls need special care. Clean and dry them prior to storing your pearls in a special chamois pouch safe from potential harm.

2. Jewelry Wear

Rings, regularly worn, need periodic cleaning to remove the film caused by cosmetics, soap, and skin oil that may cloud the ring's beauty. Diamonds, for example, have an affinity for grease and literally collect oils in dishwater. Remove rings before routine household chores and clean rings regularly.

Activity which might subject a gemstone to sharp blows-such as gardening, working with hand tools, or playing sports-may also damage a gemstone. Diamonds are also susceptible to damage from an impact, which might cause them to chip or crack.

Put jewelry on after you apply hair spray or cosmetics. Chemicals present in either may cause damage, especially to cultured pearls. Wipe your pearls with a soft chamois or flannel cloth after each wearing to remove your skin's oils and salts.

A few colored gemstones, such as kunzite, may fade when worn in sunlight or in a tanning booth. Few watches are waterproof, though many are water resistant. If moisture or dust has penetrated the case of your watch, have it checked only by an authorized technician. Attempts by an untrained repairperson may seriously damage the watch and invalidate factory warranties.

3.Jewelry Cleaning

In most cases, routine home care of your fine jewelry supplemented with periodic care by your jeweler means a lifetime of pleasurable wear. Regular cleaning of your gemstones keeps them shining and beautiful.

? Soap and Water - A mild soap and water solution used with a soft brush is effective for many home jewelry care needs. Even the mild chemicals of commercial jewelry cleaning products may damage certain gems. Although soap and water is the best choice for most gems and jewelry, do not use soap and water with amber, coral, emerald, jade, kunzite, lapis lazuli, opal or turquoise.

? Care and Cleaning - Check with your jeweler prior to using a commercial cleaning product for the first time. Dispose of any such cleaner after 3 months. A home solution of one part mild detergent, one part household ammonia, and three parts water is also effective for many jewelry-cleaning needs. Dry the jewelry with a lint-free towel. This method of cleaning is especially desirable for alexandrite, amethyst, andalusite, aquamarine, citrine, diamond, garnet, iolite, moonstone, ruby, sapphire, spinel, tanzanite, topaz, tourmaline, and cubic zirconia.

? Home Ultrasonic Cleaner - Home ultrasonic cleaners are best used for karat gold jewelry without gemstones. The ultrasonic may also be suitable for some diamond-set jewelry. Intense vibrations may loosen stones, so a professional annual cleaning and security check is important. DO NOT use the home ultrasonic for amber, coral, emerald, kunzite, lapis lazuli, opal, pearl, or turquoise. Be sure to check with your jeweler prior to using a home ultrasonic cleaner.

4. Jewelry Protection

Once a year at www.magicb2b.com, bring your fine jewelry back to your jeweler for examination and cleaning. They will check all the prongs for gemstone security and also check clasps. If needed, they will recommend restringing pearls to protect against an inopportune string failure.

When you have your jewelry cleaned, they will also check the stone itself for any damage that may warrant re-cutting or re-polishing.

Be sure you understand how your jewelry should be worn, how to store it, how to clean it, and what to look for to protect it from harm. Your jeweler would also be glad to discuss with you the questions you might want to ask your insurance agent concerning coverage.

 

The care you provide your jewelry will reward you with years of pleasurable wear.