Guide To Take Care of Your Jewellery

Jewellery is one of the valuable investments that holds sentimental value. Caring & maintaining your Jewellery prolong its lifespan and preserves its beauty, also saves your money in repairing or buying new. The following guidelines will help you to know how to take care of Jewellery, it may be metals or gemstones to look good even after years to come.

1. Storage:

• It is recommended to store each piece of Jewellery separately to avoid scratches and tangling. Use soft clots, pouches or Jewellery box to store.
• Keep your Jewellery away from the sunlight which makes the gemstones or delicate materials fade because of the over exposure of light and heat.

2. Cleaning:

• • Giving your time to cleanup the Jewellery keep them shinning for your events.
  • Use a soft thin cloth to gently wipe finger prints, oil marks, dirt, etc.
  • Avoid harsh chemicals that will damage your gemstone.
  • Be careful with the intricate designs while cleaning or else it may break.

3. Avoid Damage:

• Remove Jewellery before engaging in activities that may cause damage, such as sports, gardening, or cooking, etc…
• Avoid wearing Jewellery in swimming pools or hot tubs, as chlorine and chemicals can tarnish or corrode metals and gemstones.
• Remove Jewellery before applying lotions, perfumes, or hairsprays, as these can leave residue and dull the gemstone.
• Take off Jewellery before sleeping to prevent damage caused by twisting, snagging, or pulling.

4. Handling:

• Need to be extra careful while handling delicate pieces of Jewellery.
• While wearing or removing the Jewellery you have to have patience to handle properly. 
• Do not make them hit to wall or door, it makes scratch.

5. Professional Maintenance:

• Periodically you can check your Jewellery with a professional to inspect gemstones and the material whether it needs polish or repair.
• Professional polishing can restore its shine and remove minor scratches.
• If you notice any diamonds getting loose professional & periodic maintenance is required. 

6. Insurance & Appraisals:

• Consider getting your valuable Jewellery appraised by a certified gemologist or a professional Jeweler to determine its current value.
• To be safe, make your Jewellery insured against the loss, theft or damage. Ask the agent whether it covers the full value of your Jewellery or not.

Conclusion

Remember each piece of Jewellery has its value, & emotion behind. Jewellery also needs the extra care just like you maintain other assets. If you still have any doubts or concerns you can consult a Jewellery  professional to get advice. Wearing Jewellery looks more stylish and its an investment for your future.