3 Tips To Take Care Of Diamond Jewellery At Home

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Bought yourself a new diamond ring and worried if it will lose its spark someday? Well, we can understand your concern. Diamonds are the finest gems that are very close to the heart of a female. But unlike clothes and bags that can be replaced easily, diamond jewellery cannot be replaced easily. For the very obvious reason for its high price and the emotional value it has. So, it better to keep the ones you have safe and bright.

To help you keep the sparkle of your brand new diamond ring or jewellery intact, here is a list of few suggestions recommended by wholesale designerjewellery distributors 
in India. Have a look at them!

1.Avoid Touching It Regularly: Every-time you touch diamond jewellery with your hands, some of the oil produced naturally on the human skin gets transferred to the shining gem. Over time, the deposition of a layer of oil can take away the shine from your diamond jewellery. So, to keep the lustre of your diamond jewellery intact, avoid touching it regularly and choose not to wear jewellery studded with this precious gem while applying lotion or hairspray.
Tip: - Avoid washing clothes or dishes with a diamond ring on, the hard chemicals can take away the shine of your beloved diamond ring.



2.Clean It Regularly: We are sure this is the one thing that most of you forego. But it is essential for you to know; that to make your diamond jewellery shine bright forever, it is advised to clean it regularly. So before you ask “How to clean diamond jewellery?” Here is the process explained for you:

To clean your diamond jewellery, soak the jewellery piece in a soapy mixture of warm water and mild soap. Use a brush with soft bristles to clean the space between the jewellery where a lot of dirt gets collected. Once done, dip the jewellery piece in warm water to get rid of the soap and clean it with a soft cloth. Ideally, it is advised to clean diamond jewellery once a fortnight. Designer jewellery manufactured in wholesale gemstone dealers at Hong Kong, India and other parts of the world can also be cleaned using this process.


3.Store diamond Jewellery Carefully: Diamonds need to be protected not only against getting lost or being stolen, but also against damage. Diamond jewellery stored with other gemstone jewellery can get damaged due to scratches. This can take away the sparkle from your diamond jewellery forever. To prevent this, store diamond jewellery in separate boxes covered with soft tissues or box with soft fabric lining.

Caring for your diamond jewellery is very essential to ensure the shine of your diamond-studded jewellery stays forever. Set to last a lifetime, with the right care diamonds can promise a forever.

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