Caring for Your Diamond Ring
The fondest of your wedding memories is probably when the love of your life proposed. When you were presented with that sparkling diamond your heart must have been overcome with love. Keeping that memory also means taking special care of your diamond. A diamond will last forever if you take special care of it and treat it well. For the stone to retain its luster it is important to take care of it properly. A jeweler is one person you need to visit at least once per year. Professionals will clean your ring and check to be sure prongs are not loose or weakened.
It is also important to take care in between these visits. Jewelry pieces should not be stored together because if they are they can become scratched or tangled. Diamonds are the hardest substance known to man, but diamonds can scratch each other or other pieces of jewelry. Keep your ring in its own box when you aren't wearing it, perhaps even the very box it was presented to you in.
Your ring should always be removed when doing heavy work. The diamond can chip, scratch or even get lost. Always place your ring in a safe place where you will always remember it. In between visits to your jeweler use a mild detergent to maintain your diamond. Fill a small bowl with warm sudsy water, and brush gently, with a soft toothbrush while it is in the suds. Rinse your ring completely with warm water and pat dry with a soft cloth. Following these easy steps will ensure your diamond retains its brilliance.
It is also important to take care in between these visits. Jewelry pieces should not be stored together because if they are they can become scratched or tangled. Diamonds are the hardest substance known to man, but diamonds can scratch each other or other pieces of jewelry. Keep your ring in its own box when you aren't wearing it, perhaps even the very box it was presented to you in.
Your ring should always be removed when doing heavy work. The diamond can chip, scratch or even get lost. Always place your ring in a safe place where you will always remember it. In between visits to your jeweler use a mild detergent to maintain your diamond. Fill a small bowl with warm sudsy water, and brush gently, with a soft toothbrush while it is in the suds. Rinse your ring completely with warm water and pat dry with a soft cloth. Following these easy steps will ensure your diamond retains its brilliance.
