To keep your diamond clean at home, follow these simple steps:

1. Daily maintenance: Make it a habit to clean your diamond jewelry regularly to prevent dirt and oil buildup. A quick wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth can help remove surface smudges and keep the diamond looking its best.
2. Gentle cleaning solution: Create a gentle cleaning solution by mixing warm water with a mild dish soap or a specialized jewelry cleaner. Avoid using harsh chemicals or cleaners that may damage the diamond..
3. Rinse thoroughly: After gently scrubbing, rinse the diamond thoroughly under warm running water to remove any soapy residue. Be cautious while rinsing near sinks or drains to prevent accidental loss.
4. Drying: Pat dry the diamond with a clean, soft cloth or use a hairdryer on a cool setting to remove any remaining moisture. Avoid using paper towels or tissues that may leave lint or scratches.
5. Safe storage: When not wearing your diamond jewelry, store it in a separate compartment or a soft pouch to prevent scratches and damage. Avoid storing diamonds together or with other gemstones that may cause scratches.

Remember, if you have
any doubts or concerns about cleaning specific diamond jewelry, it's always
best to consult the bros for professional advice

When choosing a diamond, consider the Three Cs: cut, color, and clarity. The cut affects its sparkle, color grade indicates its hue, and clarity assesses its flaws. These factors determine the diamond's overall beauty and value.

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Natural:
Naturally mined diamonds from the earth. Its inherent rarity and unique geological formation contribute to its costlier price in comparison to
lab-grown diamonds and moissanite.

Lab grown:

Lab-grown diamonds are typically less expensive than natural diamonds due to the differences in production processes. The cost of creating diamonds in a
controlled laboratory environment is generally lower than the geological formation and extraction of natural diamonds. Lab Grown Diamonds created in a
lab with the same grade and scale of natural diamonds that are mined. With their tightly compacted carbon atoms, It is very difficult to determine the
difference between natural and lab grown diamonds.

Moissanite:
These diamonds are created on a lesser grade and scale and a natural or lab grown diamond which attributes to its lower value.

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