Caring for Gold
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We recommended that you not wear your jewelry in hot tubs or swimming pools,
and that you remove your rings when working with cleaning products and that you
not clean your rings with chlorine products. Get your ring prongs and pendant
bails checked regularly by a qualified jeweler.
Neck chains should not be worn for sleeping or showering, and some are more
destructible than others. Showering with them allows soap and scum to collect
and dull the chain, and also exposes them to some chlorine. Sleeping with them
puts a good deal of stress on them and causes crimps in them. Herringbones are
particularly prone to kinking.
To avoid loss of a valuable ring you should NEVER remove it away from home.
This means you don't take it off to wash your hands in a rest room, and you don't
remove it to use hand lotion. An all too typical loss is when a woman passenger
removes her wedding rings in the car and puts them in her lap while applying
lotion, waits for lotion to dry and forgets the rings, dropping them off her
lap when she exists the car.. When you are out, apply your lotion as usual,
just avoid slathering the rings.
MORE GOLD CARE
Light tarnish can be removed by using soap water and a soft bristle brush.
After gentle scrubbing, rinse and dry with a cotton cloth. You can also use
a specially treated cloth or other cleaning products.
For gold jewelry without colored gemstones, you can use an ultrasonic
cleaning machine.
For heavy tarnish, please consult your jeweler for the best cleaning method.
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