Pearls should only ever be cleaned with a soft cloth moistened with water-not with any detergent.If you’re planning to propose and think your partner might want to choose her own ring, our women’s rings sale is the perfect place to find a ring to accompany the question and seal the deal, before you let her choose her own engagement ring to treasure forever. There are plenty of beautiful diamond engagement rings she’s sure to love that will turn heads whenever they’re worn. Do all your primping before you put your pearls on. Pearls are more vulnerable to the chemicals found in cosmetics, hair spray, and perfume.
Pearl experts say put them on last and take them off first. However, they do need proper care to last many lifetimes. Pearls are rather sensitive beauties, but they love to be worn! They don't like being stored away and their intrinsic luster and glow will only improve when worn regularly. A diamond can also damage a metal setting if it is loose, which is why it's best to check for loose stones regularly and have them tightened as needed.
For example, it would be best not to wear a diamond ring next to or on the same finger as an opal ring. They are so hard that they may cause damage to other jewelry worn around them. Set your opals down gently when you remove them.ĭiamonds are among the hardest materials on earth. Don't wear your jewelry in extreme temperatures, during physical activities, and also, avoid contact with soap, water, and household cleaners. The best way to care for your opals and moonstones is with some mindful preventative measures. They are also high in water content and are porous, which causes them to be very sensitive to changes in climate, temperature, and humidity. These magical stones are fairly soft-they are a 5.5 - 6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, while diamonds are a 10. Opals and Moonstones are relatively delicate stones, which require some special care to keep them in good shape. Do not check soft stones, such as opals or moonstones, for tightness. If even one stone is moving, refrain from wearing the piece until it can be tightened. You can use a simple pinhead to gently tap the surface and sides of the stone and see if they move or glint in the light. Stones should also be checked more frequently at home. Depending on the amount of wear the piece receives, they should be checked every four to six months. For any pieces with stones, especially rings, we recommend having the tightness of the stones checked regularly by a professional.
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