Do you want your ring to shine forever? Learn how to take care of it with this handy guide to ring maintenance.
Take It Off.
Please be aware that even though we offer you the best quality of products, take care of your beloved piece of jewelry could be necessary. Wipe the dust off from time to time or take it off during strenuous exercise or activities that involve water using such as doing dishes and gardening would do a lot on keeping your jewelry being in good condition.
Safekeeping.
If you'll be taking your ring off to do the activities above, make sure you have a safe -- and memorable -- place to put it.
- Keep It Free From Lotion, Sunscreen And Perfume.
- DON'T SWIM IN THE OCEAN WHILE WEARING YOUR RING!
- Be Careful In The Kitchen. You’d better remove it When doing some heavy work…
- Don't Wear Jewelry In Swimming Pools and Spas.
- Remove Your Jewelry Before Bathing - Remove all jewelry before showering or cleaning.
Keep It Clean.
Most jewelers will clean your ring free of charge, so take advantage of this courtesy. If you don't have time to get to the jewelry store, there are a few ways to clean your ring at home.
GlistenJewels suggests using a gentle dish detergent to clean lotion buildup from the bottom of the mounting. Simply scrub the top and bottom with a soft toothbrush and rinse several times in hot water. For extra shine, soak your ring in a small bowl of ammonia diluted with three times the amount of water, and gently brush the top and bottom of the mounting with a soft toothbrush. Dip the ring into the solution again, then rinse in warm water several times to be sure to get all of the solution off. You may set the ring on a soft towel to dry, or gently pat it dry.
NOTE: IF YOU DO THIS OVER AN OPEN DRAIN, USE A STRAINER!
Our Stone Maintenance
Everything needs maintenance, people need maintenance, and so do stones. In order for our jewelry to continue to shine, we need to know how to care for our stones.
Method #1: Do not bump into hard objects and do not wear with them.
Because our stones is second only to diamond in hardness, our stones is prone to scratching other jewelry. Although our stones is hard, it is also brittle and can be shattered by violent impacts. For this reason, you should avoid bumping our stones and wearing it with other stones.
Method #2: Do not expose our stones to high temperatures and sunlight.
Exposure to high temperatures will cause the internal structural molecules of our stones to expand, causing cracks to appear on the surface of our stones, which in turn will cause stone to fracture, a principle of "thermal expansion and contraction" that is easy to understand. For this reason, you should keep it away from high temperature heat sources.
Method #3: do not touch acid and alkaline chemicals.
Acid and alkaline chemicals are corrosive, and the surface of our stones is susceptible to these corrosive substances, which can reduce the brightness of your our stone. At the same time, the internal structural molecules of our stones may be damaged, resulting in the loose and brittle texture of our stones. For this reason, you should avoid contacting our stones with items containing acidic or alkaline chemicals such as cosmetics.
Method #4: Regular Cleaning
All gemstones require regular cleaning, and so does our stones, which is oleophilic and susceptible to oil contamination. If you wear your our stones every day, it is best to clean it every two weeks. A common cleaning method is to use a soft brush while rinsing with water. For better cleaning results, use a neutral conditioner for the stone.
