Friday, May 20, 2016

Jewelry 101 - Preserving the Quality of Jewelry


No matter how lovely a person or object is, only time can really tell how long the beauty will last. To be able preserve health and energy, one has to live a controlled and junk-free living. Ward off the tension and try to handle situations in a more cool and subtle way!

These guiding principles are also true when talking about your precious gems, accessories, decors, and all of your jewelry of course. It is your primary responsibility to safeguard and ensure that the quality of your treasures - from pearl bridal earrings to bridesmaid jewelrysets - is not compromised.


You really don’t have to get in so much trouble when taking care of your jewelry. However this is really your obligation if you want them to keep making you look nice and better each time you wear them. Be brutally honest with yourself here. Every time you use them there is a probability that their features will change just like when a person start to get old.

As you use your jewelry more each passing day, there comes a point when something called brilliance will start to wear off. This is the property of any precious metal or stone which gives off extraordinary glow and grandness. Actually, this brilliance - the very thing which makes jewelry stand out from all other accessories - is what you need to preserve.

If you discover that after regular use your jewelry starts to show marks of dullness, it may not yet be the time to take it out with the other junk in the house. Jewelry pieces - like silver wedding bands, bridesmaid necklaces, and even bridal sets which are no longer complete - are too valuable to let go immediately. Most of the time, baby wipes and adding a little rubbing alcohol will do wonders to bring back the luster and overall brilliance of even vintage weddingjewelry.



To help you stay motivated in taking care of your jewelry, think about all the happy memories connected to it. Your jewelry is a part of you!

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