Clean your diamonds regularly to remove dirt, oil, and residue that can build up and dull their sparkle. Use a mild solution of warm water and a few drops of gentle dish soap, soak the diamond in the solution for a few minutes, finally, gently rinse with water.

Schedule professional cleanings to have your diamond professionally cleaned and inspected. This helps to identify any loose prongs or potential issues.

Store your diamond jewelry separately in a soft pouch or jewelry box to prevent scratching against other stones or metals.

If you’re storing loose diamonds, keep them in a secure and padded container to avoid scratching or damage.

Avoid exposing your diamonds to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine or bleach, which can damage both the diamond and its setting.

Avoid touching the diamond directly with your fingers as the natural oils from your skin can create a film that dulls the diamond’s brilliance. Minimize direct contact use of lotions, perfumes, and oils while wearing your jewelry.

Inspect your diamond jewelry periodically for loose prongs, settings, or any signs of damage. If you notice any issues, have them inspected and repaired by a professional jeweler.

Handle your diamond jewelry with care. Avoid dropping or placing it onto hard surfaces, as diamonds can chip or crack and to prevent scratching.