How to take care of an Engagement Ring?

Mix one teaspoon of baking soda with a little water to make a smooth paste. Use your brush to scrub off the dirty off the ring.. Clean it with warm water and then softly pat dry with a micro fabric.

Combine equal parts white vinegar and warm water. Soak for 15 minutes and then brush off stubborn gunk with a soft brush. Avoid this method if your ring has porous or delicate materials like pearls.

For deep cleaning, use ammonia for extra brilliance. Dip the ring briefly, scrub gently, and rinse well. Use sparingly, as overuse can dull certain metals.

Try not to use harmful chemicals like bleach or abrasive cleaners—they can damage the metal or loosen stones.

we advise you to take extra care while applying lotions or perfumes to keep their brilliance. Consistency is key—small steps go a long way!

 

8. Avoid excessive wear and tear

 

A faceted diamond's base can become chipped over time. Make sure not to hit it against other hard surfaces. Avoid working out, gardening, cooking, moving furniture, or cleaning your home wearing your engagement ring, these activities can easily chip, nick, damage, or break your stone.

 

Our expert Monika Mangroliya suggests “Take extra care when you are wearing your engagement ring, as it is the most precious jewel”

 

9. Book Upkeep Appointments with Your Jeweller

 

Take an extra step to care for your engagement ring. It is essential to book care appointments with your jeweler at least once a year to ensure that the prongs are secure, the diamond is not broken, and there are no superficial cracks in the band.

 

Checking in with professional care will allow peace at heart that your diamond is secure and in good hands.

 

The engagement ring is a symbol of love and devotion, let’s keep that love youthful forever using professional and personal care.

 

You can check out our latest additions to sparkling engagement rings that we have crafted just for you. 

 

Love and Luster: Essential Tips to Preserve Your Engagement Ring

 

Your engagement ring needs extra love and attention as it ages! Just like your relationship, taking time to care for your eternal rings are essential to keep them fresh. Take notes here:

 

Engagement Rings Guide

 

Do’s:

• Regularly Maintenance: Just like your other assets keeping your rings clean and washed gets a long way! 

 

• Be Careful: Make sure you remove your ring before activities that might damage it. 

 

Don’ts:

• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Chemicals in cleaning products can dull or damage your ring, especially softer gemstones.

 

• Don’t Wear During Heavy Lifting: This can bend the band or chip the stone, especially with weights.

 

• Stay Clear of Pools: Chlorine can weaken metals, so remove your ring before swimming.

 

Store Your Engagement Ring at Night

 

Store your ring safely at night to protect it from accidental knocks or drops. Here’s how:

• Ring Dish or Jewelry Box: Use a ring dish on your nightstand or a soft-lined jewelry box to keep your ring safe and scratch-free.

 

• Keep It Consistent: Always store your ring in the same spot to avoid misplacing it.

 

• Consider a Fabric Pouch: For extra protection, store your ring in a small fabric pouch before placing it in a drawer or box.

 

Where to Put Your Engagement Ring

 

When it’s time to take off your ring, having a few “safe spots” can prevent permanent damage:

• At Home: Keep your ring safe and within reach by using a cute ring dish on your kitchen or bathroom counter. For extra protection, store it in a soft-lined jewelry box on your bedside table.

 

• While Traveling: Pack a small travel case with padded compartments to protect your ring from scratches and bumps—perfect for keeping it safe on the go!

 

• High-Risk Activities: If you're doing activities like hiking or going to the beach, leave the ring safely stored at home or in a hotel safe.

 

Engagement Ring at the Gym

 

Wearing an engagement ring at the gym ain’t the best idea. Here’s why:

• Scratches and Damage: Weights and equipment can scratch your ring or damage softer stones.

 

• Risk: Your rings can slip off during intense workouts due to sweat.

 

• Keep It Secure: Before heading to the gym, store your ring in a secure spot, like a fabric-lined jewelry box or a ring holder at home.

 

Can I Shower with an Engagement Ring?

 

We suggest to take off your rings before showering. Here’s why:

• Soap foam: Soap foam can easily dull your ring’s sparkle and can be hard to remove over time.

 

• Loose Stones: Frequent exposure to water can loosen the prongs and risk losing the stone.

 

• Tip: Store your ring in a safe dish or jewelry box near the bathroom, so you remember to put it back on after.

 

Expand on Cleaning Methods

 

Regular cleaning keeps your ring bright and beautiful! Here’s how to clean at home and when to go professional:

 

• At-Home Hacks:
• Warm soaks: Soak your ring in a bowl of warm water and mild dish soap for 20-30 minutes, then gently scrub with a soft toothbrush.

 

• Rinse: To dry the ring, don't use harsh cloth use, warm water and pat dry with a lint-free cloth.

 

• Avoid DIY Polishes: Many store-bought jewelry cleaners contain chemicals that might harm softer stones or metals.

 

• Expert Care:

 

• Frequency: For exclusive rings,  we suggest professional care every 6-12 months.

 

• Try UV Cleaning: Professionals use ultrasonic cleaners for deeper cleansing without damaging your ring.

 

• Prong Check: A jeweler can also inspect prongs to ensure your stone is secure.

 

Daily Wear Precautions

 

A few mindful practices can go a long way in keeping your ring safe during daily activities:

• Swimming and Pools: Remove your ring before swimming, as chlorine can weaken the metal.

 

• Gardening: Soil can scratch metal, so take your ring off and keep it safely stored.

 

• Cooking and Baking: Ingredients can get stuck in crevices, so it’s best to store your ring in a dish or box before handling food.

 

Travel Tips

 

Traveling with your engagement ring? Here’s how to keep it safe:

• Use a Travel Case: Invest in a small travel jewelry case with padding.

 

• Store Securely: when in hotels, use the room safe rather than leaving your ring out in the open.

 

• Avoid Wearing on Adventure Trips: For high-risk activities like zip-lining or rock climbing, leave your ring at home to prevent accidental loss.

 

Comparison of Metals and Gemstones Care

 

Different metals and gemstones need unique care:

• Gold: Soft and prone to scratches, so avoid wearing during manual activities. Polish occasionally to maintain its shine.

 

• Platinum: Durable but can develop a patina. Professional polishing every year keeps it smooth.

 

• Diamonds: Generally resilient, but clean regularly to maintain sparkle.

 

• Softer Stones (e.g., Opal, Emerald): These need extra care; avoid harsh chemicals and opt for professional cleaning over DIY methods.

 

With these care tips, your engagement ring will stay as dazzling as the day you first wore it!