Put on Jewelry after Makeup

Perfumes, cosmetics, lotions and hairspray contain chemicals that can damage jewelry. Wearing jewelry after applying makeup limits exposure to jewelry.

Remove Jewelry when in contact with chemicals

Always safer to remove jewelry when doing physical activities like washing, gardening, cleaning your house as there are chances to get in contact with chemicals.

Remove Jewelry before swimming or spa or bathing

Swimming in chlorinated water can react on the jewelry causing it to change color or even structural damage. So, it is safer to remove before swim or spa. Bathing with soap can create a foam layer that can dull your jewelry and also cause dirty settle on the jewelry.

Avoid cleaning damaged jewelry

Never clean jewelry that is damaged or broken as there are chances to cause further worsen the problem.

Clean your jewelry with care

Washing jewelry in mild detergent and cleaning in running water can retain the shine of the jewelry after removing dirt. There are jewel care chemicals to still clean the jewelry.

• Clean diamonds regularly to “glow”
• Keep away from chemicals especially chlorine
• Handle diamond jewelry by touching its edges
• Store diamond jewelry on soft fabric gently

• Keep away from water and chemicals
• Clean with jewelry polish cloth
• Completely dry before storing
• Store jewelry in soft fabric cloth and not exposed to air or light

• Keep away from salt water and chemicals
• Remove jewelry before your daily activities like washing, gardening etc., your gem stone are prone to damage
• Protect pearls from scratches
• Handle gemstone jewelry by touching its edges
• Wipe your gems with soft cotton cloth to remove the film of dust