How To Keep Your Diamond Necklace Shining

When purchase a diamond necklace, or give a diamond necklace as a gift, there are a few things to know. First, you might be astounded to know that when it comes to a diamond necklace and the diamonds that compose it, exceptional Color and Clarity makes it more rare and expensive-but doesn't necessarily make the diamond necklace more beautiful or more brilliant. So if you're going for looks over value, then keep that in mind when shopping for your diamond necklace.

 Everyone one knows that diamond necklaces are magnificent with almost any formal or dress wear. A diamond necklace is classy, elegant and even timeless. Even smaller diamonds on a choker with a sundress look great-diamonds are very versatile.

 Choosing your diamond necklace carefully is very important. When most think of a diamond necklace, we all think of high fashion and class. Keeping it clean and safe is also a top priority. Here are a few tips:

 Before cleaning your diamond necklace, you should always make sure of certain things, like making sure all the diamonds are fitted properly. And make sure that mounting and all of the clasps and prongs that keep the diamond necklace together are tight enough to clean. If you are not sure about how to clean your diamond necklace, it is important to talk with your jeweler before using any homemade cleaning solution on it. Now, the question that might come to your mind is how to clean the jewelry. Let me tell you that there are various ways of cleaning jewelry-and a diamond necklace can be cleaned at home too.

 First, a diamond necklace should always be cleaned with soft cotton or flannel cloth. A silver cleaning cloth may help in quick cleaning your silver jewelry, as it has anti-tarnish ingredients.

 1- Then use a smooth toothbrush in order to clean the intricate scrollwork of the diamond necklace.

 2- A mixture of small amount of liquid detergent or soap in warm water can also used to clean dirt from the diamond necklace.

 3- Rinse the diamond necklace in warm water, wipe with a cloth and allow it to dry.

 4- If you have used a toothbrush, then scrub gently and rinse it.

 5- Finally, you can use a silver dip or baking soda paste to remove tarnish.