Cubic Zirconia Lariat Necklace

• Apply lotion, cosmetics, hairspray, and perfume before putting on jewelry.
• When undressing, wipe each piece with a clean, soft cloth to remove oils, dust, and perspiration.
• Never expose jewelry to household cleaning products.
• Never expose jewelry to chlorine in swimming pools.
• Remove jewelry before taking shower, going to bed or participating in physical activity.
• Store individual pieces separately when traveling.

First, it's important to understand the type of gemstones before cleaning. A professional should clean sensitive gemstones like pearls, amber, emeralds, opals, and heavily soiled jewelry.

• Clean your jewelry at a secure location, not over the rim of a sink where a piece may slip down the drain.
• Use only a soft brush—never sharp or hard objects—to remove dirt or particles.
• Wash your jewelry gently with hand soap, water, or a commercial jewelry cleaner often. Lotions, soaps, and skin oils can alter the optical properties of stones, causing them to look dull.