Expose the Black Diamonds to extreme heat; it may permanently damage the stone.

Get a long Ultra Sonic cleaning done.

Generally Black Diamonds are the real white diamonds, treated to get the magnificent mid-night black color, hence intensively harsh exposure can destroy the shine of the gem.

Basic Rules:

Remove your rings when doing rough and laborious household chores, to avoid chipping or cracking.

Prevent regular contact with chemicals, detergents, hair dyes or bleach, oils, lotions, creams, perfumes soaps or dust to retain the luster.

Avoid scratching or rubbing of the black diamonds to sustain the brand new look.

Cleaning and Storing:

Clean your Black Diamond jewelry from time to time as the continued wearing causes the settling of different impurities on them.

For cleaning, make a mixture of some luke warm water and a mild detergent in a bowl .Let the jewelry sit in it for some time. Using a soft brush swish off the impurities, wash under flowing water, dry and it’s ready to wear.

Always use a clean, preferably a white bowl while cleaning your jewelry to avoid any loss.

If not in use, wrap the jewelry up in a dry and soft cotton cloth separately and keep it safely in a padded jewelry box.

Flaunt your stylish Black Diamond Jewelry like the fashionistas and celebrities and see the world going jealous.

• Peridot is extremely heat sensitive so never boil it.
• Ultrasonic and boiling is strictly prohibited as may crack the stone.
• Acids and other chemicals can ruin the patina of the Peridot.
• The murk developed on the gem should be washed off with some water, mild soap and a soft toothbrush.
• Ammonia is not a very promising cleanser for a Peridot.
• Remove your jewelry when doing some rough work to avoid scratching.

Celebrate life with style, shine and a bit of care.

• Pearls are organic in nature; the porous surface can be clouded with the use of make-up, perfumes, hair sprays, creams, lotions, soap, bleach and other chemicals. So wear the rings and jewelry after you have completed your make up to avoid any damage.
• Avoid harsh contact or scratching as this can damage the smooth surface too.
• Do not rub Pearls with a rough cloth.
• Wipe Pearls with a damp cloth and dry them properly before storing.
• It is strongly advised not to boil or use ammonia to clean the pearls.
• Ultrasonic cleaning and acids can ruin the shine of the Pearls forever.
• A mild solution of some luke-warm water and soap can be used to wash the dirt off the pearls.

Storage Tips for Pearl

• Pearls need air and sunlight. So never keep them away in your safe box for extended periods. If not in use, take them out of your jewelry box from time to time so that they can breath.
• Always store pearls separately in a soft pouch or in a jewelry case.

A rich gem that adorns your beauty deserves that extra care too.

• Ironic but diamonds do get damaged, so remove your rings when using household chemicals, detergents, hair dyes or bleach.
• Avoid harsh exposure and scratching or rubbing of the diamonds to sustain the brand new look.
• Avoid regular contact with oil, lotions, creams, perfumes soaps or dust as this can create a fine film on the diamonds leaving them dull.
• The diamond rings should be cleaned from time to time as continued wearing causes the settling of different impurities on them.
• To clean your ring, make a mixture of some luke-warm water and a mild detergent in a bowl. Place the ring in this for some time. Using a soft brush, swish off the impurities. Then wash it under flowing water, dry and it's ready to wear.
• Always use a clean, preferably a white bowl while cleaning your jewelry to avoid any loss.
• The diamonds are meant to be flaunted, but if not in use, wrap them up in a dry and soft cotton cloth and safely keep it in a padded jewelry box.

As a little bit of spice keeps the love alive, a bit of care will keep your favorite diamond ring shinning and dazzling forever.