If you've just said "I Do!" or proudly displayed your couple rings jewelry for years, there is nothing like admiring their sparkle as they twinkle in light. The time is right to shine your most precious pieces of jewelry. What better way than to pair your manicure with a gorgeous couple jewelry.

 Although some people prefer to get their couples necklaces professionally cleaned, it is often not feasible - especially in the rush of the wedding season. In this article, you will learn how to safely and effectively clean your engagement ring. You will discover the right cleaning method for your ring's material.

 This is a helpful guide to choosing the right engagement ring cleaner.

 To clean an engagement ring, the first step is to choose the right cleaner. In addition to the fact that the engagement ring you own is likely the most expensive piece of jewelry in the collection, its sentimental value cannot be measured. Understanding how to properly take care of both your engagement ring as well as wedding band set is a very valuable skill.

 It doesn't matter if your ring is one of history's most famous engagement rings, if you don’t maintain it, its appearance could quickly deteriorate. Most jewelry is relatively easy to clean, provided you use the proper cleaners. Before you begin a cleaning at home, it is important to understand the care that your engagement ring requires. The following are some basic things to keep in mind when cleaning your ring:

 Type of metal(s). (e.g. crafted from gold or white gold? Is it made out of silver, platinum, Rose Gold, a mix of several metals?)

 What type of gemstone is it? (e.g. does it contain a precious stone or gems?)

 What type: (e.g. An intricate ornate band with filigree may require more patience, and attention to details than a very simple band.

 It doesn't matter what kind of engagement ring that you have. Just be patient and gentle when cleaning it. Do not use harsh abrasives, or bristles that are too rough. They can scratch the surface of metal and damage stones and diamonds. To clean an engagement band, you only need to use a mild jewelry cleaner. If you don't know how to clean or polish a precious engagement ring ask a professional jeweler.

 Nexus Diamonds(tm), an alternative to diamonds, is a great choice for engagement rings and wedding bands. Our staff can answer all your questions, from maintenance to other pro advice, so that your ring looks its best.

 Cleaning your engagement ring: at-home cleaning methods

 Every day we use our fingers in so many ways that it is no surprise that our engagement ring gets dirty. Although you should take off your engagement ring before doing any activities involving harsh chemicals (like gardening, dishwashing, or working out), it is common for the ring's surface to become covered in dirt, oil, and dust. Some experts insist that fine jewelry should only be cleaned professionally, but there are also some techniques you can do at home to keep it looking great. Keep in mind that you should not use sharp objects when cleaning the setting. They could damage the metal, or loosen or scratch the stone.

 You can clean your engagement band at home using soap and water. Follow these tips to transform your ring's appearance from dull to sparkling:

 You'll Need:

 Small Bowl

 Lukewarm Water

 Mild liquid detergent soap

 Soft-bristle brushes

 Soft lint-free Cloth

 Fill a little bowl with lukewarm faucet water and add some liquid dish soap. You can soak the ring for as long as you like, depending on the dirtiness of the ring. A few moments should do. To remove residues such as hairspray, hand lotion, make up, or perfume from the ring you can dampen a toothbrush with the soapy water and lightly go over it, paying special attention to the soiled parts. Carefully wash your engagement rings under lukewarm tap water. Repeat if needed. Dry the ring using a clean, lint-free, soft cloth.

 If you want to avoid losing the ring, make sure the drain is closed before rinsing it off. As an added precaution, you can cover the bottom of your sink with a cloth or a towel. The ring can also be placed in a fine-mesh strainer when you rinse it during the final cleaning phase.

 If you still need to clean the diamond/ring setting, try using a Waterpik (or other dental irrigation devices) to wash away any residual dirt or gunk.