How to clean our jewellery

Soap and Water Cleansing Technique

A widely embraced and straightforward approach to cleaning diamond jewelry is the home-based soap and water method.

Begin by creating a solution of mild, warm water and a basic dish soap. Opt for a soap lacking bleach or moisturizing components that could potentially harm the jewelry's quality.

Gently immerse your diamond stud earrings in this mixture for approximately 20 minutes.

Using a soft toothbrush, carefully scrub the jewelry.

Thoroughly rinse the pieces with water, ensuring to block the drain to avoid any undesirable consequences.

After rinsing, either allow the stud earrings to air dry or use a soft cloth for drying. Refrain from using paper towels or napkins, as their rough texture may cause damage.

This cleaning technique can be performed regularly: if the earrings are worn frequently, a cleaning cycle every 1-2 months suffices. If they are worn less often, a cleaning session becomes necessary as soon as you notice any dirt buildup.

Ammonia and Water Cleansing Approach

An alternative method for jewelry cleansing involves using a mixture of ammonia and water. This solution possesses a stronger cleaning potential and should be utilized with caution – preferably, it's advisable to entrust this task to a professional jeweler.

Blend equal parts of ammonia and warm water to create the cleaning solution.

Submerge your diamond stud earrings in this solution for a duration of 10 minutes.

Gently brush the jewelry using a soft toothbrush.

Following brushing, rinse the pieces thoroughly with water.

Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently dry the stud earrings.

Prudent Handling of Your Jewelry in Daily Life

While diamond stud earrings are indeed captivating, it's important to remove them occasionally to maintain their original allure.

Be mindful that moisturizers, nourishing creams, hair sprays, skin masks, and sunscreen lotions, when they come into contact with your jewelry, can diminish its shine and cleanliness. Hence, it's recommended to leave your earrings at home when scheduling cosmetic procedures.

Furthermore, avoid wearing diamond earrings during sports, gardening, or high-impact activities. Exposing your jewelry to potential risks of damage, dirt, or loss isn't advisable in such scenarios.