When you’re not wearing your jewellery, store it in a clean, dry, and preferably lined jewellery box or pouch. This protects your pieces from dust, moisture, and scratches. Keep different pieces separated to prevent tangles and potential damage. For delicate or valuable items, consider storing them in individual compartments or using soft cloth pouches to provide extra protection.

Handle your jewellery with clean hands and avoid touching gemstones or precious metals unnecessarily. Oils and dirt from your skin can dull the shine of diamonds and leave a residue on metal surfaces. When putting on or removing jewellery, hold it by the edges or non- diamond areas to minimize the risk of accidental damage.

To maintain the lustre of your jewellery, regular cleaning is crucial. However, different types of jewellery require specific cleaning methods:

Gold and Platinum: Soak your gold and platinum jewellery in a solution of mild soap and warm water. Gently scrub with a soft brush or toothbrush to remove dirt and grime. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.

Silver: Use a specially formulated silver cleaning solution or a silver polishing cloth to remove tarnish and restore shine. Avoid using abrasive materials that may scratch the silver surface.

Gemstones: Each gemstone has unique properties, so consult a gemologist or refer to specific care guidelines for your diamonds and gemstone. In general, avoid exposing diamonds and gemstone jewellery to harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, and sudden temperature changes.

Protect your jewellery from exposure to harsh chemicals, including household cleaning agents, chlorine, and perfumes. These substances can damage diamonds and gemstones, corrode metals, and diminish the overall brilliance of your jewellery. It’s advisable to remove your jewellery before engaging in activities such as swimming, gardening, or exercising to minimize the risk of damage.

Have your jewellery inspected by a professional jeweller on a regular basis. They can assess the condition of your pieces, identify any loosediamonds,gemstones or prongs, and recommend necessary repairs or maintenance. Routine inspections help prevent potential damage and ensure your jewellery remains secure and beautiful.

Consider insuring your valuable or sentimental pieces of jewellery. Speak to your insurance provider about coverage options to protect your investment against loss, theft, or damage. Additionally, consider using a home safe or safety deposit box for added security and peace of mind.

By following these care guidelines, your jewellery will retain its stunning beauty and remain treasured for generations. Remember, each piece is unique, so always refer to specific care instructions provided by your jeweller or manufacturer to ensure the best care for your individual jewellery items.