Jewelry Buying Guide

 

Having the right pieces of jewelry can take your simple look to a gorgeous statement look. Whether you love a traditional or classic style, if you prefer rose gold or gold or perhaps even a combination of the two, never be afraid to try something new. Jewelry always lets you accessories with confidence and express your style. There are various categories of jewelry made with different types of metals that have unique personalities of their own, and we bet we can find something that best suits yours.

1. Jewelry Buying Guide

• White Gold:

White gold is an alloy of gold. This means that it is made up of pure yellow gold, mixed with alloy metals that have a silvery-white color, such as palladium and silver. Its neutral color and durability make it the perfect setting for all gemstones. It looks beautiful and classic, suiting all outfits and events.

• Rose Gold

Rose gold is a gorgeous blend of gold with a small percentage of copper which adds strength and durability. It’s basically gold with a hint of pretty and has been trending a lot recently.

• Yellow Gold

Yellow gold is the all natural version of gold. It’s our favorite choice for all things wedding! It’s super pleasing to the eye and complements most skin tones. Diamonds mounted on gold bands are what “happily everafters” are made up of. 

• Platinum

Platinum is a sturdy white-toned metal. It's an exquisite metal and rarer than gold! Do you know what’s great about Platinum? It’s low maintenance! 

2. Choose Your Diamond or Gemstone

• Rings: For rings the more, the merrier. Multiple and stacked rings are grouped together and worn on different fingers for a nice style statement.
• Earrings: From timeless classics to today's latest fashion trends, earrings are the most versatile parts of every woman's jewelry wardrobe. From studs to statement-making drops, take your pick.
• Bracelets: From tennis bracelets to flexible bracelets stacked together on your arm, they are a great way to express your mood and style. They will look great with anything you wear, from a business suit to denim.

3. Jewelry Care

Maintaining the everlasting sparkle in your gemstone jewelry isn't rocket science, but a little TLC goes a long way. Here are a few tips and tricks to on how to pamper your precious pieces right at home.

1. Gentle Baths for Gems: Start with a gemstone-friendly bath. No, not yours—your jewelry's! Mix lukewarm water with a mild detergent and let your gems soak. This helps dissolve any oils or residues without subjecting them to a gemstone spa day.

2. Soft Brush Love: Treat your gems like royalty with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Gently scrub around each stone and crevice to whisk away the remnants of daily dazzle and keep your gemstone jewelry looking runway-ready.

3. Mind the Metal: Not all that glitters is gold—some shine is silver, platinum, or other precious metals. Use a jewelry polishing cloth to buff up the metal parts and keep them gleaming. Pro tip: Google's buzzing with searches for "metal cleaning hacks," so delve into the DIY treasure trove.

4. Gem-Specific Know-How: Different gems, different care. Google searches for "how to clean [gemstone]" yield tailored advice. For example, delicately wipe pearls with a soft cloth, but give robust rubies a little more scrub love. A gem-focused cleaning routine ensures each piece gets the attention it deserves.

5. Storage Matters: When the glam session is over, tuck your treasures into a soft pouch or a lined jewelry box. Google keywords like "jewelry storage ideas" reveal a world of creative solutions to keep your gems cozy and tangle-free.

6. Keep It Dry: Gems aren’t fans of water marathons. Remove your jewelry before diving into aquatic adventures. Searches for "how to protect jewelry from water" highlight the importance of keeping your gems dry for long-lasting radiance.

7. Routine Check-Ups: Just like your annual health check-ups, give your jewelry routine inspections every 1 year or so. Ensure the settings are snug, clasps are secure, and stones are in their A-game positions. Google's abuzz with queries like "how to check jewelry quality," indicating a desire for jewelry longevity wisdom.

Handle it with love. Put on your jewelry after you’ve applied your cosmetics, creams and perfumes. Clean your jewelry with warm water, gentle soap and a soft brush. Never use soap on gemstones. Remove it when you go swimming or while doing household chores as these activities gets you in contact with harsh chemicals. Get your jewelry to any of our stores for a professional clean-up once every 6 months. Store it right to keep your jewelry in separate boxes to reduce the chances of scratches and tangles. Wipe your pearl jewelry with a soft cloth before you store them after wearing, as even sweat can be damaging to pearls.