Whether you wear your Diamond Petals jewellery every day or only occasionally, your jewellery is a precious object that requires care and attention.
To ensure that your jewellery stays beautiful for many years, please bear in mind a few simple precautions.
Wearing your Diamond Petals jewellery
Allow yourself the necessary time to be able to handle your jewellery with care. Ensure that you remove your jewellery when washing your hands and when putting on perfume or lotion.
Regular contact with household detergents or insecticides may damage your jewellery.
We recommend avoiding wearing your jewellery during gym exercise, swimming, gardening or any activity that involves exposing it to repeated knocking or scratching.
Before putting on your jewellery, examine it for a moment:
Check that the clasp (and its safety catch if it has one) is not “loose”.
Check that the settings of the stones have not moved, as follows.
Either by shaking it close to your ear: if you hear a slight noise, this means that the stones are no longer perfectly secured.
If you are in the slightest doubt, it is advisable not to wear your jewellery until you have had it checked at Diamond Petals.
Storing your Diamond Petals jewellery
You may notice scratches on your jewellery when two or more jewellery items come into contact with one another. We recommend you store your jewellery separately in the Diamond Petals case that you were given at the time of purchase. Chains should be closed and laid flat to avoid any knots or tangles. We recommend to avoid storing your jewellery too close to sources of intense heat, or other sources of radioactivity.
Caring for your Diamond Petals jewellery
Have your jewellery professionally cleaned and checked on a regular basis to maintain its longevity.
Handle your jewellery with care – all gemstones can easily chip if hit with hard force, even diamonds occasionally Emeralds, pearls and opals are particularly delicate and can be easily get damaged.
We recommend to avoid the friction caused by sliding your pendant in the chain or wearing several rings on the same finger.
Avoid contact with abrasive chemicals such as nail polish remover, perfume or hairspray.
Some wear and tear on jewellery worn regularly is unavoidable and can serve to enhance the history and the beauty of the piece.