How to keep your Art Décor Jewellery glowing always

Owning an original set of art décor jewellery is a thing of joy for most people; it adds not only to improve one's looks but also boosts confidence level. For some others, jewellery is for status and having them in their numbers is the way to go. Whatever the reason for which one acquires these lovely ornaments, it is equally important to take good care of them. Haven invested so much over time on jewellery; it is important to learn how to keep them looking sparkling always as well as ensure they are kept safe from a scratch or even damaged.

Importance of Jewellery Maintenance

•    Careless or improper handling of ornaments will cost quite a good amount of cash         to fix.

•    Locating the right jeweller to get your adornments fixed and avoid further damage         is a

relevant factor to be considered.

•    For antiques, they are more delicate and require proper attention, storage and

maintenance.

•    Maintenance is the only way to keep enjoying the usage.

Steps on how to keep your art décor jewellery shining always

Things you would need:

•    Mild liquid wash

•    A soft cloth for cleaning

•    Toothbrush with Soft Bristles

•    Ammonium mixture

•    Fresh warm water

•    A bowl

Before you commence the cleaning process, ensure there are no loosed hanging stone, if any, it is best to take the jewellery to a repairer to fix to avoid damage.

Steps to take in cleaning your jewellery:

•    Add about 10ml of ammonium solutions to about 1 litre or 100cl of warm water in the

bowl. The above treatment mixture is for the cleaning of gemstones, platinum or

gold.

•    To clean silver jewellery add baking soda to water and then clean.

•    To clean jade, emeralds and opal, make use of very mild soap instead for the cleaning.

Cleaning Process

•    The method adopted depends on the kind of jewellery to clean.

•    Use a bowl of warm water and very mild detergent.

•    But for all measures, take the soft tooth brush, deep into the water solution chosen and then gradually begin to clean the jewellery. It involves a lot of patience in order not to destroy the precious stones or disconnect the chains if it is a necklace or earring.

•    After using the brush, then you deep the soft jewellery polish cloth into the warm water and gently clean the ornament.

•    Allow drying by keeping it in place with room temperature not exposing it to sunlight or moisture.

Best Ways to Keep Jewellery Safe from Harm

One of the best means to keep your art décor jewellery safe it to ensure you keep them in a jewel box, holder or rack but away from kids and others. The choice of what to keep them in depends on why you need to keep them safe. If you are living alone, then the threat is minimal, but if you have kids, then you need to be sure to use a measure that keeps them safe from children.

There are other lovely ways options to keep your jewellery safe: hanging/ wall displays, drawers, floor holders, ornament stand, wire jewellery hangers, silver boards, earring displays, jewellery organisers, etc.

Some expensive or valuable jewellery are also kept in a safe deposit box instead of at home to avoid robbery or burglary.

Tips on Preserving Art Jewellery Life

•    Do not make use of harsh soap or detergents as they are abrasive and the chemical can weaken it.

•    Always apply on your body cream, lotion and oils long before putting on your jewellery as the chemicals from them can affect your prized possession.

•    Always store in a padded bag or cotton-laced box or container to avoid scratches and to keep warm and temperate. Extreme temperatures of heat or cold can set back the jewellery.

•    If taking the ornaments to a repairer or jeweller advise him not to make use of ultrasonic cleaners on old or antique ornaments as they cannot stand the strain of the machines.

•    It is not always the best to wear jewellery when involved in sweaty activities such as exercise, gardening or while engaged in household chores. Avoid bathing with the art décor jewellery also as excessive contact with water and soap can wear it out faster.