Keep Your Jewelry Beautiful
Fine jewelry deserves thoughtful care. Following these simple guidelines will help preserve the shine, brilliance, and beauty of your Eryne Diamonds jewelry for years to come.
Everyday Care
- Put your jewelry on after applying perfume, makeup, lotion, or hairspray.
- Remove jewelry before showering, swimming, exercising, or sleeping.
- Avoid contact with household cleaners, chlorine, bleach, and harsh chemicals.
- Do not wear fine jewelry while doing housework, gardening, or heavy physical activity.
- Handle delicate chains, prongs, and stone settings carefully.
How to Clean Your Jewelry
For gentle cleaning at home:
- Add a few drops of mild dish soap to a bowl of lukewarm water.
- Soak the jewelry for approximately 10–15 minutes.
- Gently clean it with a soft bristled toothbrush.
- Rinse carefully with clean lukewarm water.
- Pat dry using a soft, lint free cloth.
Always close the sink drain before cleaning jewelry. Avoid abrasive cleaners, toothpaste, baking soda, and hard brushes, as these may scratch the metal.
Diamond Jewelry Care
Diamonds can collect natural oils, lotions, and residue that reduce their brilliance. Clean your diamond jewelry periodically and check the setting before wearing it.
If a stone feels loose or a prong appears damaged, stop wearing the piece and have it inspected by a professional jeweler.
Gold Jewelry Care
Solid gold may develop light surface scratches with regular wear. This is normal and can usually be refreshed through professional polishing.
Avoid exposing gold jewelry to chlorine and harsh chemicals, as these may weaken or discolor the metal.
White Gold Care
White gold is commonly finished with rhodium plating to create its bright white appearance. This finish may gradually wear over time, particularly on frequently worn rings.
Professional polishing and rhodium replating can restore its original appearance when required.
Gemstone Care
Different gemstones require different cleaning methods. Some stones are sensitive to heat, chemicals, water, or ultrasonic cleaning.
Use only mild soap, lukewarm water, and a soft cloth unless professional guidance confirms that another cleaning method is safe.
How to Store Your Jewelry
- Store each piece separately in a soft-lined box or pouch.
- Keep chains fastened to help prevent tangling.
- Avoid storing jewelry in direct sunlight or humid areas.
- Keep diamonds away from other jewelry because they may cause scratches.
- Store certificates and jewelry documents safely and separately.
Professional Maintenance
We recommend having frequently worn jewelry professionally inspected approximately once a year. Engagement rings and delicate stone settings may benefit from more regular checks.
A professional inspection can help identify:
- Loose stones
- Worn or damaged prongs
- Weak clasps and links
- Surface damage
- The need for polishing or replating
Need Assistance?
For care or maintenance questions, contact:
Email: support@erynediamonds.com
Response Time: Within 12–24 business hours
Please include your order number and clear photographs of the jewelry when possible.