ROUTINE MAINTENANCE FOR DIAMOND RINGS.
Just like a physical or a dentist appointment, you should schedule a regular check up for your diamond rings, especially the ones that you wear the most, such as engagement rings, wedding bands, and the like. A good jeweler will check to make sure the mountings are tight and that the prongs are solid. If they are not, have the needed repairs made. This will ensure that your diamond(s) don’t fall from the setting and possibly get lost.

STORAGE FOR DIAMOND RINGS.
Diamond rings, as well as other diamond jewelry, should be stored properly when not being worn. This includes placement in a jewel case or jewelry box that is fabric lined. To keep your diamond rings from scratching other items, you’ll want to keep each one stored in its own compartment when possible. This advice also applies to any loose diamonds you may have.

WHEN TO REMOVE YOUR DIAMOND RINGS.
As a rule, physical labor and diamond rings don’t mix well. Therefore, we suggest you remove your diamond rings, or any other rings, when working with your hands. This prevents any scratches to the metals in your diamond rings and helps to ensure the setting stays as firm as possible. Also, if you are using household cleaners (especially bleach), you need to remove the diamond rings, period. These cleaners may cause chemical reactions that can cause permanent damage or discoloring to every part of your ring, even the diamond.

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