Maintenance Of Diamond Wedding Rings

Though diamonds are the hardest naturally-occurring substance on Earth, they need proper care. Diamonds - wedding rings and other diamond jewelry - should be kept individually in soft cloth pouches so that the stones remain unharmed from hitting each other and chipping. Some ring settings also offer better safety: six-prong setting, four-prong setting and bezel settings (low-profile channel).

Regular Cleaning

Diamonds are well-liked for their brilliance, but dust, oil from your skin and other tainted substances can lessen the stone’s glow. To protect your diamond wedding ring, engagement ring and earrings, follow the tips below and remember to treat the stone as gently as possible if it is in a metal setting, as gold and other material can scrape the stone.

• Clean your diamonds every now and again in soap water. Let the gem dry in air and then polish with a soft fabric.


• If the diamond has accumulated dust, then brush the diamond with a worn, soft-bristle toothbrush from time to time, to remove dirt from between the crevices and keep its sparkle unaffected.


• For more resistant stains, employ a soft brush with a weak solution of ammonia (one-fifth) and water (four-fifth). The smudges, we hope, will disappear.

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