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I think jewelry industry failed in educating their customers how important it is to clear your diamond engagement ring every week.
We are getting diamond engagement rings for upgrades and each time we see that the ring was not cleaned for a long time.
The combination of dirt and hand soaps we use covers the pavilions of the diamond, this has two worst effects over a diamond:
1) The light rays are absorbed in the dirt layer and the amount of reflections back are minimized, the diamond loses its brilliance totally!
2) The imperfections that were not seen due to the reflections, become visible, (especially in the VS2 SI grades)see pictures below:
If you did not clean your ring for a long time it will be impossible to clean it at home with just an old toothbrush and detergents.
You need to use Ultrasonic jewelry cleaner, either step into any jewelry store, they will gladly do it (most of them free of charge), or Buy a Home Jewelry Ultrasonic cleaner, they start at $70!
This will keep your diamond engagement ring fresh and looking new.
We are getting diamond engagement rings for upgrades and each time we see that the ring was not cleaned for a long time.
The combination of dirt and hand soaps we use covers the pavilions of the diamond, this has two worst effects over a diamond:
1) The light rays are absorbed in the dirt layer and the amount of reflections back are minimized, the diamond loses its brilliance totally!
2) The imperfections that were not seen due to the reflections, become visible, (especially in the VS2 SI grades)see pictures below:
If you did not clean your ring for a long time it will be impossible to clean it at home with just an old toothbrush and detergents.
You need to use Ultrasonic jewelry cleaner, either step into any jewelry store, they will gladly do it (most of them free of charge), or Buy a Home Jewelry Ultrasonic cleaner, they start at $70!
This will keep your diamond engagement ring fresh and looking new.
