Comfort Fit Four Prong Emerald Cut Studs

Keep Jewelry in a Safe Place: Store your jewelry in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. A jewelry box with individual compartments or a soft pouch can help protect pieces from scratching and tangling.

Use Anti-Tarnish Bags: For sterling silver or other metals prone to tarnishing, use anti-tarnish cloths or bags to help prevent oxidation.

Separate Pieces: Store different pieces of jewelry separately to avoid scratching. Soft pouches or velvet-lined boxes work best for delicate or gemstone-encrusted items.

Wipe After Use: After wearing jewelry, gently wipe it with a soft cloth to remove any oils, dust, or dirt. This is especially important for pieces that are frequently handled, like rings or bracelets.

Use Appropriate Cleaning Methods:

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Always remove your jewelry before using household cleaning products, swimming in chlorine pools, or applying beauty products like hairspray, lotion, or perfume. Chemicals can cause damage or discoloration.

Avoid Contact with Harsh Environments: Try to remove your jewelry before engaging in activities like exercising, cleaning, gardening, or swimming. These actions expose your jewelry to potential damage from chemicals, moisture, and physical wear.

Take Off Before Sleeping: Remove rings, bracelets, and necklaces before going to bed to avoid any accidental damage from tangling, pressure, or rubbing against hard surfaces.

Be Mindful of Your Jewelry’s Fragility: Some pieces, especially those with gemstones, pearls, or intricate settings, are more delicate than others. Be mindful of how you handle them to avoid chipping or loosening stones.

Inspect Settings and Stones: Periodically check your jewelry for signs of wear, especially for rings and necklaces that are worn frequently. Ensure settings are secure and that stones haven’t loosened. A jeweler can quickly fix any loose stones or prongs.

Prong and Clasp Checks: For diamond rings or earrings, check the prongs regularly. If they feel loose or the stone seems wobbly, visit a professional jeweler for maintenance. Similarly, check clasps and closures to make sure they are secure.

Periodic Cleanings and Inspections: Taking your jewelry to a professional jeweler once or twice a year for a thorough cleaning and inspection will ensure that it stays in excellent condition. Jewelers can also check settings, tighten prongs, and re-polish your pieces to restore their shine.

Polishing and Resizing: Over time, your jewelry may need professional polishing or resizing. Jewelers can restore the luster to gold, platinum, and silver and adjust rings or bracelets that may have become loose or tight.

Lab-grown diamonds are chemically identical to mined diamonds, so the care for both is the same. To keep your lab-grown diamond jewelry sparkling:

• Clean Regularly: Use mild dish soap and warm water for cleaning, followed by a gentle brush to remove buildup.
• Avoid Extreme Pressure: Although diamonds are tough, they can still chip if they come into contact with hard surfaces or excessive force. Handle with care.
• Store Separately: Like all diamonds, lab-grown diamonds can scratch other jewelry, so store them separately.