Behold a symphony of light and geometry, where the bold spirit of the Art Deco era meets an ethereal, feminine grace. At its heart, a magnificent radiant-cut diamond takes center stage, its faceted corners and brilliant facets capturing light with a fiery, magical passion.
Use jewelry cleaner and a brush with soft bristles. You can also DIY clean with a soft toothbrush and a mild dish soap mixed with warm water. Rinse well and lay on a towel to dry. To buff out surface scratches, take to a local jeweler or send it back to us. You'll also want to have the prongs tightened by a jeweler every 8-12 months to ensure your stones don't come loose.
Silver:
Silver care includes routine cleanings. Regular wear of jewelry will result in a buildup of oils, dust, and makeup. The following shows you how to care for silver jewelry.
Warm Water and Mild Dish Soap: Learning how to clean sterling silver jewelry is simple — just use mild dish soap and warm water. This is a gentle yet effective way to clean silver.
Try Water and Baking Soda: Some sterling silver care and cleaning tips suggest using baking soda to keep your jewelry looking its best.
Use Microfiber Cloths: Knowing how to take care of sterling silver, or any type of silver, includes using microfiber cloths for cleaning and polishing.
