Things To Consider For Jewellery Care

  • Wear rings of the same karat together to prevent them from wearing each other down over time, especially wedding and engagement rings.
  • 18k gold strikes a perfect balance of luster and durability for daily wear. However, it's softer than platinum, so avoid scratching or knocking it.
  • Keep gold jewelry clean to maintain its beauty, but avoid exposing it to chlorine or bleach, which can damage it.
  • While sapphires and rubies are durable, softer gemstones like morganite and emerald need extra care. Choose gemstones with a Mohs rating of 7 or higher for longevity.
  • Avoid wearing two diamond rings on the same finger to prevent them from scratching each other.
Prepare a dish of warm, soapy water (using mild dishwashing liquid) for cleaning jewelry at home. Ensure the water is hot but not boiling, and avoid cleaning jewelry near sinks to prevent accidental loss.
Start by soaking your jewelry in water for a few minutes, then gently clean it using a soft baby's toothbrush, ensuring to reach all stones and settings for thorough cleaning.
After cleaning your jewelry with a mild soap solution and a soft brush, rinse it thoroughly under warm, running water. Finally, pat it dry with a lint-free cloth to remove any excess moisture and restore its shine.

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Check For Loose Stones

Ensure your jewelry's longevity by regularly checking for loose stones. Gently tap each stone against your ear to detect any movement, indicating loose settings. If detected, don't worry!

Avoid Harsh Chemicals

Protect the luster of your jewelry by steering clear of harsh chemicals. Chemicals found in cleaning products and beauty items like creams can harm your jewelry, dulling its shine and potentially causing damage to the settings.

Store Separately & Safely

Protect your Heerok jewelry by storing each piece separately in its dedicated box or pouch. Avoid tangling and scratches by keeping items apart. For rings, remove them gently by the band to prevent stress on the setting.

Remove In Water

Protect your jewelry's longevity by removing it before immersing in water. Whether swimming, showering, or soaking, safeguard your pieces from potential damage caused by water exposure.

Remove During Workouts

Prioritize the longevity of your jewelry by removing it during workouts. From intense gym sessions to outdoor activities, keeping your jewelry safe from potential damage ensures it remains as stunning as the day you received it.

Insure Your Jewellery

Protect your precious investments by insuring your jewelry. While some home insurance policies cover valuables, it's wise to verify and consider specialized jewelry insurance.

Jewellery Care FAQs

How to maintain gold jewellery?

Regularly clean gold jewelry with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush to maintain its shine. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

While regular cleaning at home is sufficient for most jewelry, periodic professional maintenance, such as polishing and inspections, can help prolong its lifespan and ensure it stays in optimal condition.

Platinum is hypoallergenic, making it suitable for those with sensitive skin. Its purity and lack of alloys reduce the risk of skin irritation.

Use a gentle jewelry cleaning solution specifically formulated for gold, or opt for a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners that may damage the metal.

Clean platinum jewelry regularly with warm water and mild soap to remove dirt and oils. A professional jeweler can also polish and refinish platinum pieces to restore their shine.

Platinum is renowned for its enduring luster, and with proper care, it retains its shine indefinitely, requiring minimal maintenance to keep it looking its best.

Platinum is incredibly durable and resistant to tarnishing, corrosion, and wear. With proper care, platinum jewelry can last a lifetime and even be passed down as heirlooms.