Diamonds are one of the most sought-after pieces in the market; earth grown from carbon, natural diamonds develop over millions of years under extreme pressure creating the sparkling gem that serves as a timeless, classic piece of jewelry.
Due to the history and ethics surrounding diamond mining, scientists have now worked to create diamonds in the laboratory. Using pressure and high heat, a diamond ‘seed’ is kept in a lab, producing a beautiful diamond that is environmentally and ethically friendly.
Lab-grown diamond earrings provide a lovely alternative that sparkle just as brightly. With proper care and maintenance, they can keep that sparkle for a lifetime. They are stunning pieces of jewelry that can be worn either for a special occasion or as part of your everyday outfit. For those seeking something different, ear tunnels from Two Feather Plugs offer a unique and stylish option.
In this care guide, we provide practical advice on how to care for your lab-grown earrings and keep them looking their best. Here are some tips for cleaning methods, storing your earrings and maintenance to keep their brilliance.
How to clean your earrings
Keeping your beautiful lab grown diamond earrings clean, as shown on the Best Brilliance website, is crucial for preserving their brilliance. Here are some cleaning methods we recommend to keep them looking as good as new:
Gentle Soap and Water
Add a few drops of mild dish soap to a bowl of warm water and dip a soft-bristled toothbrush or jewellery brush, if you have one, into the solution. Front there, you want to gently scrub the earrings to remove any dirt or debris. Rinse them thoroughly under running water and pat them dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
Ammonia Solution
For stubborn stains or grime, you can create a cleaning solution using equal parts water and household ammonia. Soak the earrings in the solution for a few minutes, then gently scrub them with a soft brush. Rinse and dry them thoroughly before wearing or storing them.
There are specific professional diamond cleaners you can buy online that are designed to help care for your diamonds. But always check with the manufacturer and avoid learners that contain harsh chemicals or abrasives that could damage your earrings.
How to keep your earrings safe
When you’re not wearing your lab-grown diamond earrings, keeping them stored safely is essential to prevent any scratches or damage to them.
Putting them back in their original box or a jewelry box can help to keep them clean and dry and away from other pieces that they might get tangled in. It also keeps them safe from moisture.
Moisture can cause metal to tarnish and can cause your diamonds to lose their brilliant sparkle over time. So avoid keeping them in a bathroom or a humid environment so that they are protected from moisture or steam in the air. Silica gel sachets can also help if you place them in the box, as they can absorb any moisture instead of affecting your diamond earrings.
Whatever you do, avoid exposing your earrings to harsh chemicals such as chlorine, bleach or household cleanings, as this can cause damage to most metal and gemstones, especially your lab-grown diamond earrings. Remove them before swimming, cleaning, or any activity in which you may be exposed to chemicals.
Regular maintenance
While lab-grown diamond earrings are durable and low-maintenance, they may still require occasional maintenance to keep them looking their best. Here are some tips for regular upkeep:
- Inspect for Damage: Periodically inspect your earrings for any signs of damage, such as loose or missing stones, bent prongs, or scratches on the metal. If you notice any issues, take your earrings to a professional jeweler for repair as soon as possible to prevent further damage.
- Check the Settings: Ensure that the settings holding the lab-grown diamonds in place are secure and tight. Loose settings can increase the risk of stones becoming dislodged or lost.
- Professional Cleaning: Consider having your lab-grown diamond earrings professionally cleaned and inspected by a jeweler at least once a year. A professional clean can remove built-up dirt and grime that may be difficult to remove at home, as well as identify any potential issues that require attention.
When to go pro
Regular cleaning can help to keep your diamonds sparkling. Sometimes, it’s time to call in a professional. This can include:
- Deep Cleaning: If your earrings have accumulated stubborn dirt, oils, or residue that cannot be removed with gentle cleaning methods, consider taking them to a professional jeweler for a deep clean.
- Repair or Resizing: If your earrings have suffered damage, such as a broken or bent prong, a loose stone, or a damaged setting, it’s essential to seek professional repair services to ensure they’re properly restored back to their original design.
- Repolishing: Over time, the metal of your earrings may become scratched or tarnished, affecting their appearance. A professional jeweler can re-polish the metal to restore its shine.
By following these simple tips for caring for your lab-grown diamond earrings, you can ensure they maintain their brilliance and sparkle for years to come. With regular cleaning, proper storage, and occasional maintenance from a professional jeweler, your earrings will continue to dazzle and delight for a lifetime.
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