Jewelry Care Guide
Your jewelry is more than just an accessory — it’s a reflection of your story. Each piece is crafted to last a lifetime. With the right care, you can preserve its brilliance, beauty, and strength for years to come.
Things to Avoid
- Cleaning products & harsh soaps
- Lotions, makeup, and perfumes
- Chlorine (pools & hot tubs)
- Showering and sleeping
- Exercising or heavy hardwork
Pro Tips
Simple Steps to Clean
Scrub lightly with a soft-bristled brush using warm water and detergent-free soap.
Rinse thoroughly to ensure there is no soap residue.
Buff gently with a clean microfiber cloth to make sure it is completely dry.
Daily Care
Keep your engagement ring sparkling with a simple clean using warm water, a soft toothbrush, and a lint-free cloth. Gently clean around the setting and beneath the diamond to remove everyday dirt, oils, and buildup.
When not wearing your ring, store it in its original ring box or a soft-lined jewelry box to protect it from scratches and keep your diamond secure. A travel jewelry case is ideal for protecting your ring on the go.
Deep Cleaning
For a deeper clean, use a jewelry cleaning solution and a soft brush to remove dirt from the setting and beneath the diamond. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid using ultrasonic cleaners at home, especially for pavé or halo rings, as they may loosen stones.
To maintain your ring's brilliance and security, schedule a professional cleaning and inspection once a year. Regular inspections help identify loose stones, worn prongs, and everyday wear, ensuring your engagement ring stays beautiful for years to come.
When to Take it Off
While diamonds are incredibly durable, gold and platinum settings can scratch, bend, or wear over time. To protect your engagement ring, avoid exposure to chlorine, harsh chemicals, lotions, perfumes, and abrasive surfaces.
Remove your ring before swimming, exercising, cleaning, applying beauty products, or sleeping to help prevent damage. For lasting brilliance, schedule a professional ring cleaning and inspection once a year to check for loose stones, worn prongs, and everyday wear.