A GUIDE TO PROPERLY CARE FOR YOUR DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING.

How do I keep my Diamond engagement ring shining, and glowing daily? I bet this question have puzzled you too for some time. Specially if you are planning to have a Diamond ring or even possess one.
 
Despite the fact that Diamonds are the most hardened stones, we still need to care for them. To protect them from getting chipped, and covered with dirt.  Our expert tips below will help you understand how to maintain your rings.

How does dirt, and oil reach your rings and jewelry?

Exposing your Diamond rings, and jewelry to dirt and oil, shadows their glow.  This reduces their attractiveness and monetary value.  You must be wondering how on earth would you plainly, expose your precious stone to both dirt and oil.

Now, holding, or wearing your Diamond ring allows oil from your skin to get clogged with them.  Oily surfaces easily attract dirt.  Therefore, try covering your ring's surface hence minimizing its effect to reflect light.



Friction, and Occupational risks

Diamonds are of course the most robust stones.  Be careful not to be fooled by this notion.  Hitting hard or rubbing your ring against another piece of Diamond or sharp object could crack it.

Related read: Are Antique Rings Better Than Vintage Rings?

How to clean your Diamond rings when covered in dirt, and oil

You can clean your Diamond rings at home by:

• Soaking them in warm cleaning solution with a few drops of ammonia.  After this, brush the layer of dirt using a soft bristle brush.
• Cleaning the back area efficiently.
• You can also reach out to jewelers for cleaning kits.  Also, check if you may need an extra pair of equipment to do the cleaning.  Do not add chemicals not mentioned in the user manuals.  They may react vigorously with the ring to destroy it, and even injure you.

Well, if you want your Diamond engagement ring to stand the test of times:

• Brush it softly to avoid weakening the prongs.
• Do not use abrasive chemicals or chlorine when washing them.
• Take off your ring when doing hard work or when in the gym.
• Remove the ring when doing household tasks like laundry, washing dishes etc.
• When not in use, keep them in individual cases with fabric lining.
• If you don't fancy removing them frequently, wear rubber gloves when doing household chores.

Finally, would you consider having a trained professional in New York do the Cleaning for you?  This' the best way to go.  Trained professionals will also let you know if your ring may need any extra care.

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