Jewelry Care Guide

As with any investment, it's critical to take proper care of your jewelry and diamonds. Maintaining your glittering diamonds and gemstones requires routine jewelry cleaning. This advice, provided to you by Godaharidev Jewells, will assist you in achieving your captivating and glittering diamonds.

DIAMONDS

Despite being the toughest stone in the world, diamond jewelry can still break if it is not properly maintained. In doing so, you'll guarantee its longevity, shield it from harm or loss, and maintain its most refined and attractive appearance.

If a diamond is to retain its fire and brightness, regular cleaning is essential. Even minute amounts of natural skin oils or grease can reduce the diamond's ability to reflect light. Customers are welcome to stop by for a professional, free cleaning service "while you wait" on their diamond jewelry. We would also be pleased to examine the configuration of your stones to guarantee their security. Should you have to clean your own diamond jewelry.

Combine warm water and a mild liquid detergent, then use a soft bristle brush, like an old toothbrush, to remove grease and grime gently. Use a gem cleaning towel best to rinse and dry the jewelry. Take good care of your diamond jewelry and keep it in mind when wearing it! Diamond

Jewelry should not be worn in situations where it could be knocked off or damaged. the metal, such as cleaning and gardening. It is best to keep diamond jewelry apart from each other. Whenever feasible to prevent the diamonds from scratching pearls, jewels, or other diamonds. The metals used in your further jewelry. The best location for you to keep your diamond jewelry is in the gift box that comes with your order.

PEARLS

Because they are delicate, pearls need to be handled carefully to extend their life. They shouldn't be there. into contact with liquids, creams and moisturizers, hairspray, or perfume. As a general guideline, that when you go out, they need to be the final item you put on and the first item you remove. Cleaning cloths made especially for pearls can be used to clean them, however they should never be cleaned using water. Pearls require periodic restraining; our team will be pleased to provide you with advice and offer this service in case you need it. Pearls are to be kept in a dry, cold place—ideally in the enclosed pouch or package to prevent damage.

PRECIOUS METALS

It is not wise to purchase precious metals because even the strongest ones can break. Wear your jewelry made of precious metals when you do physically demanding tasks like cleaning. gardening, engaging in athletics, etc. It is recommended that you store your precious metal jewelry either in the designated box or in a cloth-lined When not in use, put it in a case or pouch to lessen scratches and unintentional damage. Although Harrisons has provided some general advice for the maintenance of your precious metal jewelry professional cleaning and refinishing of purchases from jewelers is always a pleasure. any one of our retail locations. If you have any questions regarding how to maintain or clean your jewels.

GOLD

Regular cleaning is necessary to keep your gold jewelry looking beautiful. A quick fix for cleaning It is said that you should immerse your jewelry in warm water with a few drops of gin, or soap detergent, like dishwashing liquid. An old toothbrush with soft bristles can be employed to create fine detail. After washing and polishing your jewelry, make sure to thoroughly rinse it. lint-free, velvety fabric. Before cleaning your jewelery in the sink, be sure the drain is plugged in!

WHITE GOLD

Rhodium plating is typically used to "finish" white gold before it is sold since white gold is naturally having a somewhat subdued color. The plating is subject to natural wear and should last a very long time. and tear bracelets and rings will become worn out faster than, say, earrings. The caliber of thE white gold. Additionally, white gold contributes to its "wear"; for instance, "palladium rich" white gold possesses a solid natural white foundation, so it ought to "wear" nicely. as well as stronger. White gold accessories will typically need to have its rhodium plating redone every few years; at Harrisons Jewellers, we are glad to provide this service for a little charge.

SILVER

Using a specialized silver polishing cloth, liquid polish, or paste will quickly return your silver to its former luster if it does tarnish. A few cleaning solutions and polish residues can accelerate the tarnish of silver, so be careful to get rid of them. Alternatively, you could clean the jewelry in warm, dishwashing liquid-based soapy water, using a soft bristle brush for delicate particulars. Once the jewelry has been cleaned, rinse it gently and wipe it dry using a fine silky fabric.

PLATINUM

Over time, platinum may acquire a patina that many people find more appealing than the platinum's "just polished" appearance, but we're pleased to return your item to a if you'd like, a high gloss finish once again. You should have any platinum jewelry that has diamonds or other gemstones placed into it examined.by us or another certified expert on a regular basis, and you should only permit a certified expert to have a jeweler do the repairs for you. Similar to how other precious metals are cleaned, platinum can be cleaned with a using a specific Platinum cleaner, soaking it in warm water with a few ammonia drops, or Using dishwashing liquid, gently scrub with a soft brush or cloth, then rinse and completely dry.

PALADIUM

Although palladium resists tarnishing and discoloration, it still needs to be maintained. care to keep its beauty intact. It's best to keep your palladium jewelry apart from other portions during storage. Though it doesn't tarnish or discolor like other precious metals do, palladium still needs to be suitable maintenance to keep its attractiveness. There should be no touch between your palladium jewelry and other fragments in storage.