Everyday care

  • Take it off for makeup Some bleaching agents in cosmetics can discolor the setting.
  • Take it off for housework Diamonds attract oil and repel water, and grease dulls their luster.
  • Avoid sweat and knocks Try not to touch the ring often, and take it off for running and other exercise; put it back on afterward.
  • Put it on last Get dressed before you put on the ring, to avoid scratches, and finish your makeup and perfume first.
  • Keep it away from acids and alkalis The chlorine in swimming pools corrodes jewelry, so it is best not to wear the ring when you swim.

Special care

  • Store it on its own Keep diamond jewelry apart from other pieces, especially gold, which the hard diamond would scratch.
  • Clean it regularly About every two months, clean the diamond at home: rinse it gently in clean water and wipe it with a soft, clean cloth.
  • Have it checked once a year If you can, have a professional jeweler check each year whether the setting is loose or worn. An ultrasonic cleaner can clean the diamond thoroughly.

Diamond jewelry sold by Z Diamond comes with free lifetime care, including two free cleanings a year, to keep your jewelry shining.