We recommend cleaning your ring once a week to maintain the shine. The better you keep an at home cadence, the less often you’ll have to get a professional cleaning. Try mixing warm water with a few drops of dish soap and gently brushing your ring with a soft bristle toothbrush. Pat the excess water away with a cloth. Make sure you cover any drains!

Working out with your jewelry can cause some major damage to your pieces. Some metals can hold up better than others in sweat but we recommend protecting your precious metals in any way you can. Most metals will corrode when in contact with the metal from weights or other equipment. Better not risk it!

What can go wrong in the soft, cozy sheets and pillows on your bed? The truth is that your ring can get caught in your hair and sheets causing the setting to loosen over time. You also risk bending your metal out of shape over time. So trust us, remove your jewelry before bed.

We’re talking pools, jacuzzis, and the ocean. The salts and chemicals (such as chlorine) can do even more harm to your jewelry than sweat. While showering with your fine jewelry should pose no damage, we highly urge you to tuck that engagement ring into a safe place before diving in. You’ll also avoid the risk of losing it completely!

The oils, ethyl alcohol, and color enhancers in perfumes don’t necessarily have a direct reaction with precious metals, but can corrode the metal alloys over time. Too much exposure to these chemicals can cause discoloration of your precious metals or dull the look of the metal. Just remember where you stored your rings while applying lotion.