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•Use jewelry polishing cloths - use jewelry polishing cloths for best results, but any soft cloth can also work. The fibers in facial tissue or paper towels can actually cause scratches.
•Clean jewelry with warm water - hot water can react with cleaning fluids and can lead to discoloration.
•Don't clean damaged jewelry - handling jewelry that is damaged, cracked or broken will most likely worsen the damage. If you find that a piece of jewelry is damaged, bring it in to Neves Jewelers for repair.

•Remove diamond jewelry during manual tasks - when in doubt, remove your jewelry during common manual tasks to prevent physical damage or exposure to chemicals or cleaning fluids.
•Put diamond jewelry on after applying makeup - cosmetics, hairspray, perfumes and lotion can contain chemicals that can often damage jewelry.
•Don't wear diamond jewelry in swimming pools or spas - the chlorine in pools and spas can react with jewelry metals causing color changes and even structural damage.

•Store diamond jewelry carefully - place silver anti-tarnish strips in your storage container to absorb the oxidants that discolor and tarnish jewelry.
•Use a jewelry case when traveling - cases are usually made of fabric or soft leather.
•Store diamonds separately - diamonds can scratch softer gems, so it's best to keep them in soft pouches inside your jewelry box