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Sunday, April 8, 2012

How to avoid breaking or shredding of your diamonds?



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Contrary to popular belief, diamonds can be broken or ébréchés with ease. You can ask how is - this possible? If the diamond is the best known material to man. Although you will not be the only one.
Many store owners will attest that they arrive, from time to time customers who are disgruntled about their diamond break or chipping and disabled as to how this could happen.
Diamonds are strong but relatively fragile, they have the property called cleavage and if you hit it with this plan they will break. Diamonds are good for grinding purposes but their fall at the wrong angle and they chip off quite easily.
As Princess and Emerald are most prone to failure because of their sharp edges. In your ring of diamonds are still more likely to break from earrings and necklaces that they are more likely to be thrown.
How to reduce the risk of your diamond peeling is to avoid wear hard as activities heavy lifting, outdoor activities, cleaning etc. Also take care when you are wearing or removing your diamond jewelry, as the time that you can place on a hard surface such as the floor, table or even the bathroom sink.
Follow these simple ways to avoid the shock disagreeable to achieve that you have chipped your precious diamond.

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How do I keep my Diamond engagement ring clean?

I heard that if you dont keep up with cleaning your diamonds they will not increase in value over the years and be pretty much worthless..Is this TRUE?? What is the best way to clean my ring?

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Don't waste your money on jewelry cleaners. In the jewelry stores I have worked in (and what I use at home in a pinch) the best way to clean your ring (other than professionally with an ultrasonic cleaner or a steam cleaner) is to soak it in a solution of 1 part hot water, 1 part sudzy ammonia, and 1 part Simple Green. Let the ring soak for 15 minutes, more or less depending on how dirty the ring is, then with an old toothbrush (do not use toothpaste, the paste can collect under the stone) scrub the ring thoroughly, rinse with warm water and dry with a paper towel.

BTW, keeping your diamonds clean (or not) have no impact on how they retain value.

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I am a GIA (Gemological Institute of America) graduate with more than 20 years in the jewelry business.
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