Jewellery has always been a focal point of appeal for any personality. Any type of jewellery requires meticulous upkeep and attention. Buying jewellery isn't enough; maintaining it is also equally important and necessary to retain its shine. Have you ever thought of cleaning your jewellery? If not, then you've come to the right platform to learn how to clean your valuable and adorable jewellery. Buying and flaunting expensive jewellery is not a bad idea. After all, it represents your aura. But, at the end of the day, maintaining these high-end jewels is critical to their durability.
 

Below are a few tips to help you keep your jewellery in good condition and extend its life:
 

Jewellery Cleaning On A Regular Basis
Train your mind to clean your jewellery on a regular basis to get rid of oil, dirt, and minute particles that have accumulated and may ruin your expensive jewellery. For example, cleaning at home can be made easier because the necessary ingredients are readily available. Cleaning them with soap mixed with water and gently rubbing them with a toothbrush can produce a sparkling and glittering effect. However, avoid rubbing or rough handling of your valuables, as this can dull the gleam. Cleaning your valuables can be done once a month or as and when required.

Avoid Jewellery While Sleeping
Going to bed with jewellery isn't a good idea because it not only ruins the design but also harms your skin. Other negative effects include the destruction of some valuable pieces of jewellery. Even if you are exhausted, make sure you remove them before going to bed. You can, however, wear them again the next morning or on your next occasion. Wearing jewellery should be the last step after applying makeup, hairspray, perfume, and lotion, as these products contain chemicals that can often react negatively with jewellery and cause it to look unappealing and also harm them. Putting on jewellery after applying makeup reduces exposure and potential damage.

Avoid Wearing Jewellery While Working Out
It is strictly forbidden to wear jewellery in swimming pools and spas. Chlorinated water has a high likelihood of reacting with the majority of metals found in jewellery. This eventually causes colour changes and structural damage. Make it a habit to take off your jewellery before entering the pool or spa. Remove your jewellery before performing heavy exercises, as lifting heavy equipment may damage your valuables. Sweat is another factor that can damage your jewellery. All jewellery should be removed before any physical exercise, not only for aesthetic reasons but also for your own safety.

Wear Them With Caution

Heavy makeup and cosmetics are mainly worn at Indian weddings, followed by jewellery and other valuables. Since this makeup and cosmetics contain highly effective chemicals, they tend to contaminate jewellery, causing discolouration. Theoretically, your jewellery should be the last thing you wear. Put on your jewellery after you've finished getting ready. Whether you keep your jewellery in a drawer, a cabinet, or a box, keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture. Also, keep your precious metals, such as gold and silver, in airtight containers to prevent tarnishing. Always use airtight containers or high-quality ziplock bags to protect the finish of your jewellery.

Certificate of Authenticity
Documentation is just as important for precious jewellery as it is for anything else you own. This will ensure that you can repair any damaged parts. Keep all the certificates, especially for diamond jewellery. "Light gold jewellery is timeless and universal." As a result, it requires just as much care as your car or any other household item. This ensures that your jewellery maintains its lustre and is always ready to wear.

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About Fionaa Gold 

Fionaa Gold is a premium jewellery brand that crafts jewellery with the finest metals and stones. Fionaa Gold is a collection of traditional and non-traditional jewellery that is inspired by a fusion of cultures and rich history. Our designs are a culmination of the best of both and will take you on a journey of discovery and inspiration. Our collections include a wide range of rings, bracelets, pendants, mangalsutra and bangles, culminating in traditional and non-traditional artwork at its finest.

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