Published 20:37 IST, December 25th 2019
How to safeguard your jewellery when weddings and festivities are nearing
How to safeguard your jewellery once weddings and festivities come to. Here are some tips to protect your different types of jewellery after using it. Read on
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Wher it’s precious jewellery handed down over generations, a coveted item we spot in market or a unique piece that appeals to us, we all love our glittering jewels and blingy accessories. thing captures imagination and eyeballs of people as much as a perfectly fashioned, bespoke piece of jewellery forged and crafted from mineral-rich entrails of earth. As y also hold invaluable worth as prized physical assets and traditional time-houred heirlooms, post marri and festive season when you tend to wear m most, it becomes pertinent to safeguard se precious assets from spoil or harm. Here are some tips by Naushaba Ara, designer of Candere.com to safeguard your jewellery once wedding and festivities are over.
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How to safeguard your jewellery
Avoid wearing your fine silver jewellery or that gemstone set in rain, or in places that record-high levels of humidity and moisture such as seaside areas. While storing same, make sure y are locked away in an airtight, vacuumed , out of harm’s way. Every piece of jewellery displays different properties depending upon its elemental and material composition,
so here is how to protect and preserve your prized possessions from both natural and social forces.
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Diamonds
Diamond is relatively easier to preserve and requires minimum care. However, continuous exposure to dirt and pollution may cause diamond pieces to lose its original shine. Cleaning pieces with soapy water and soft damp cloth could help to restore stone’s original dazzling properties.
Gold and platinum
Gold and platinum are vulnerable to dust and dirt, especially in a moist and humid locale. Clean those with a cloth piece dipped in warm soapy water to keep lustre intact.
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Silver
Owing to its chemical configuration, silver is most vulnerable to reacting with oxygen in atmosphere and turning black. This corrosion of silver is termed as tarnishing. Wipe it with a clean swab of cotton and make sure you keep it away from water. Additionally, you can choose a silver dip for your jewellery that helps refurbish its sheen.
Gemstones
Gemstones such as coral, amber, pearl, etc. are most organic and delicate amongst all valuables. y can even suffer irreversible dam after coming into contact with perfumes and vapours. Furrmore, y are prone to develop scratches from tiniest of frictional forces. refore, ensure every measure and precaution that se stay anew in ir true state, free from harm. aforementioned safety measures can go a long way in helping you to preserve and protect your precious pieces of jewellery.
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20:37 IST, December 25th 2019